These valiant flowers are actually only faded (old) in a time sense not color. The frost damaged Camellia sasanqua and rose actually retain their color, the Camellia acquiring a bluish tinge along the outer edges of the petals and the rose deepening in color though damaged.
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Those are beautiful colors. I love flowers that change colors it's like seeing it for the first time twice.
I too, like flowers that change colors Vanillalotus. Seems as though you have two separate plants rather than one or a shrub that has multicolored flowers.
Ow Ki, these are beautiful. I love to see flowers change colors. I marvel at my Hydrangeas each year as their colors change while blooming....so pretty. I love this purple that you are showing, my favorite color.
Glad to oblige sharing the dusky purple flowers Ruth. Most definitely Hydrangeas are a great color shifting plant. I only wish I could grow the beautiful H. macrophyllas.
They look sort of tragically beautiful, Ki- and maybe from another era.
Annie
Now that you mention it, they certainly are old fashioned colors, Annie. Colors preferred by the Victorians? It seems they loved the understated pastels.
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