Dried blue hydrangeas

I love this time of year when all the hydrangeas turn royal colors. I decided to share my Dried Hydrangea Wreath Tutorial with you this fall.

If you've cut blue hydrangeas earlier in the summer intending to dry them, you've no doubt been disappointed. But take heart...late August and early September is the time when these big blooms can be successfully cut, provided you choose the right flowers. Here are the tips for success.

Hi there, from the crazy hydrangea lady! These blooms are drying so nicely (except a few of the blue ones- I harvested them too early). The ones in the window have actually been hanging there since last fall (I just loved them in the stark winter months and never took them down). So take this as your reminder to dry some hydrangeas, if you can, for real flowers in your home year round! #fridaysareforphotos

Hand-crafted by a woman-owned team in Washington state, this gorgeous preserved bouquet is made up of lemon mint, German statice, and wispy stems for a ethereal, wildflower look.

Picture of white hydrangeas that are being dyed blue to create a beautiful flower arrangement.

Fresh baby blue eucalyptus makes up this full, natural wreath. | Fresh Baby Blue Eucalyptus Wreath by Terrain in Green, Size: 20" at Anthropologie

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Hand-crafted with natural materials grown and harvested on a woman-owned farm in the Pacific Northwest, this dried bouquet brings home the soft scent of grassy fields. Each long-lasting bouquet features a mix of oats, eucalyptus, artemisia, thistle, and more. | Kennett Square Dried Bouquet at Terrain