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伏見/梅雨の濠川 Fushimi/The River in Rainy Season
Hydrangeas. A handbook of trees, shrubs, etc. 1930.
Internet Archive5
by ty4834
I wanted to deliver healing pastel colors to you.
The blooms at Gansenji temple.
Kyoto, Japan.
shocked and appalled at the lack of bisexuality merch that uses hydrangeas
look at this thing
it already has the right colors and everything! this should be everywhere! we already have the lesbian violets and the gay green carnations, so why not the bisexual hydrangea?
so far I have scoured etsy and found one pair of socks with a nice hydrangea gradient (and it has bees, 10/10), an enamel pin with hydrangeas and a bi flag (not terribly subtle, 7/10) and a sticker that says "bi-drangea" (I am SO MAD that I didn't think of that pun myself, 11/10) AND THAT'S IT.
I REQUEST, NAY, DEMAND MORE BI-DRANGEA MERCH. COME ON, PEOPLE.
Hydrangea flowers symbolize heartfelt emotion and deep understanding—and the complexity of feelings that can't always be spoken. Their ever-changing color reflects the emotional shifts of the heart, while their full, layered blooms speak to the richness of connection and the quiet strength found in vulnerability.