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Some of you may remember me sharing the story of starting this hydrangea from a cutting from my mother’s plant. In late spring it is a knock-your-socks-off cobalt blue, but in the heat of midsummer the flowers turn a soft blue-green. Then, the cooler temperatures and shorter days of autumn bring another palette change: the edges of the blossoms become this lovely purply pink.