An arrangement I did last spring with white hydrangeas and seeded eucalyptus in a vintage ironstone pitcher.
Seriously?! Does it get any lovelier than this? I adore the white hydrangeas against the old wooden box. Via Debra Hall Lifestyle.
Via The White Company.
A vignette I did on the kitchen counter last year, combining white hydrangeas in a white pitcher with white cake stands and cloches.
Floral design by the fabulous Carolyn Roehm.
My dough bowl with white hydrangeas in it.
From my recent post on vintage French bread boards.
Absolute crusty urn perfection! Via Atelier de Campagne.
Love them mixed with other white flowers. Via Pottery Barn.
From my Summer Tour in Shades of Blue.
See what I mean? They look good with everything, and in anything! From an old crusty urn or bucket, to a crystal vase and everything in between. Not just gorgeous, but versatile, too. For me, they are the ultimate flower!
And in case you’re looking for some unique containers for your hydrangeas (or any other flowers!) I’ve gathered some of my favorites below. From buckets, to my favorite glass vases, to some blue and white pottery, there are so many wonderful options for showcasing these gorgeous flowers!
And for more tips and tricks, as well as ideas on how to keep flowers in your home every week while still keeping on budget, check out my post How to Decorate with Flowers: 7 Easy & Stylish Tips!
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Adrienne Withers says
I love flowers too and yours are so gorgeous! Thanks for the inspiration.
Ruth Ledyard says
I, too, love hydrangeas! We have over 70 varieties and I love the stages of each one. We are having to downsize and will be leaving them behind due to health reasons. It really saddens me. I have made 2 pinterest boards so I can go back and vicariously enjoy my gardens and hydrangeas in future years. One is ” The house I”ll be Sad To Leave”, and the other is “I Love the Flowers and Creatures in my Garden”. T
MBNapa says
Hello Sheila! Fresh hydrangeas are so beautiful and they are lovely in all your containers. Do you have tips for drying them and keeping their color?
Sheila says
Hello there and thanks for stopping by! I don’t dry the white ones but I did used to dry the blue all the time. I simply clipped them and kept them in water to enjoy in the house. Once they started fading (but before they totally wilt) I would remove them from the water and hang them upside down for a few days in a cool, dry room. That’s it! Then you can enjoy gorgeous dried hydrangeas for quite awhile!
Thanks for your kind words!
Sheila
Ruth Ledyard says
I, too, love hydrangeas, and have over 70 varieties. They are so beautiful at every stage. Sadly we are having to downsize due to health problems and leave them behind. I have made 2 pinterest boards so I can continue to enjoy them. One is “The House I’ll be Sad to Leave.”. The other is ” I I love the Flowers and Creatures in my Garden. ” This way I can enjoy them again and again!
Sheila says
Aww Ruth, I’m so sorry about you having to leave your beloved hydrangeas behind. I love them so much as well, and I’m sure you miss them! But how wonderful that Pinterest is keeping that love alive for you!! I’ll be sure to check out your boards!
Thanks so much for stopping by, and for taking the time to write!
Sheila
David says
Nice decorations and your florals are all beautiful!
carol says
When you grow them, do they stay white or change like the blue to pink ones do?
Sheila says
No, they stay white. Only the blue ones have the power to change due to the soil content.
Thanks for stopping by!
Tanya Derrey Bingham says
I could not agree more! I love white and green in the garden and containers, and hydrangeas are a favorite!
Sheila says
I’m right there with you! I changed my garden to white and green only a few years ago and I love it!
Thanks for stopping by!
Sheila
xo
Shannon Fox says
Love these and I’d like to just be transported!! 😉 Happy weekend!!
Sheila says
Haha! Me too!! How about to the South of France?! ;))
Sheila
xo
Calypso in the Country says
They really are gorgeous flowers and I love how you style them. Different containers can really change the look. Happy September to you, Sheila! I hope the temps are getting cooler for you!
Shelley
Sheila says
I couldn’t agree more Shelley! The containers can change the look so quickly!
Thanks for your sweet words, and happy weekend to you! (and no, no cool down yet! :((
Sheila
xo
Katherines Corner says
gorgeous! I always have fresh cut flowers on our table . Yours are lovely in the wood box and dough bowl. All of your white hydrangea inspirations are lovely too. I invite you to stop by and add your post to our TFT link party. Hugs
Sheila says
Oh thank you Katherine! Aren’t fresh flowers just the best?! There is seriously not much that brightens a room faster than they do!
have a great weekend:) (and I’ll link up for sure!)
Sheila
xo