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ODE TO THE HYDRANGEA Misunderstood little Mophead, They call her ‘Changing Rose’, Her colour comes from the soil And the acidity in which she grows. Chorus: Water in her name, Water in her veins. Blue Azorean stranger, Nothing rhymes with Hydrangea. Graceful in the half-sun, She turns pink with added lime. At home in the Himalayas, Found globally over time. Water in her name, Water in her veins. Blue Azorean stranger, Nothing rhymes with Hydrangea. Not a flower but a shrub, Grandiflora and Annabelle Splash their petals radiant, A most hardy perennial. Water in her name, Water in her veins. Blue Azorean stranger, Nothing rhymes with Hydrangea.
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