Kommentare zu: A Ilha Montanha – Pico http://www.azoren-blog.de Aktuelles rund um die Azoren Thu, 02 Feb 2012 10:50:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 Von: Georges Bourbaki http://www.azoren-blog.de/azoren/pico/comment-page-1/#comment-2616 Georges Bourbaki Sat, 14 Aug 2010 07:27:07 +0000 http://www.azoren-blog.de/?page_id=653#comment-2616 I have the following probem: Within botanical books it is stated that the Hydrangea plants were brought to Europe from Japan during the 17th century. However, Flores of the Azores is an old name, so there must have been plenty of fowers on this island already for many years. Does anybody know, when came the blue hydrangea to the Azores, which in the following became so famous? My problem is actually a little more complicated, because there is a line in the play of William Shakespeare "The Tempest" (see TMP 4.01.80/1) where the author seems to refer to these blue Hydrangeas. In order to contact me please use my E-mail "georg.bourbaki@googlemail.com" Thank you very much Georges Bourbaki I have the following probem: Within botanical books it is stated that the Hydrangea plants were brought to Europe from Japan during the 17th century. However, Flores of the Azores is an old name, so there must have been plenty of fowers on this island already for many years. Does anybody know, when came the blue hydrangea to the Azores, which in the following became so famous?

My problem is actually a little more complicated, because there is a line in the play of William Shakespeare “The Tempest” (see TMP 4.01.80/1) where the author seems to refer to these blue Hydrangeas.

In order to contact me please use my E-mail “georg.bourbaki@googlemail.com” Thank you very much Georges Bourbaki

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