Hydrangeas in Autumn

  The colours of the Hydrangeas seem to be particularly lovely this year. 
These run from deep plum through bright pinks, to teal, soft blues & lighter greens. Two flower heads joined linked on one stem, on the same bush.⁠ I've no idea what variety it is. ⁠
  It grows unnoticed for most of the year in a shady, weedy corner, & to be honest it's a rather shabby little bush. ⁠
  And then it does this colour change! Like Cinderella going to the ball, several stems have appeared in wedding bouquets this month.
  Such a useful flower to link other colour flowers together in a bouquet, vase or wreath.⁠  It's roots are deep under paving so it would be difficult to move without damage.⁠ But I'm going to have a go at rooting some cuttings.
  A row of these growing in a better spot would be a thing of beauty & a Florists delight in Autumn... I need more Hydrangeas in my life.