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The glory days of summer are behind us, and with them, those big, blousy hydrangea blooms that stole the show in our borders. But before you head out with the secateurs and sweep them away, let me stop you, because this is the time of year when hydrangeas take on an entirely new role. Their faded, papery flowers might be brown, but they’re far from useless.

Once the flower heads have dried on the plant, they can be cut and brought indoors to use in all sorts of ways. Think rustic mantlepiece arrangements, dried bouquets, or even a simple vase full of their architectural forms to add texture and warmth to your interiors. Their muted tones are perfect for autumn and winter decorating!

This is what I like to call “nesting season”, when the garden gifts us little details that make the indoors feel cosier. Hydrangeas are brilliant for that, bridging the gap between the garden and the home in the most charming way. So don’t see those faded blooms as the end of the show, they’re simply moving from the garden stage to the interior one.


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