AlanLichty
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I was editing an image of a really dark purple hydrangea yesterday when I noticed a small feature behind the petals that looked a lot like a small flower. I ran back out to get a shot that showed this better and it turns out there really is a flowering structure behind the primary flowers I have been looking at all along. These are Mophead Hydrangeas (Hydrangea macrophylla) and it's the inner flower that is fertile and the outer showy flower is actually sterile. I have been looking at these flowers on my next door neighbor's property just outside my garage door for 27 years now and never had a clue this inner flower even existed.
C&C always welcome.
C&C always welcome.