At the beginning of the year this easterly edge of the Walled Garden boasted mauve lilac and now as August draws to a close it is mauve once again, this time with a beautiful Hydrangea aspera villosa.
Hydrangeas are native to Japan. The young leaves, when dried and rubbed between the hands, become very sweet and are used to make a sweet tea called 'tea of heaven', it is used in Buddhist ceremonies.
Hydrangeas are native to Japan. The young leaves, when dried and rubbed between the hands, become very sweet and are used to make a sweet tea called 'tea of heaven', it is used in Buddhist ceremonies.
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