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Here is Exotica flanked by Maya....
And Maya has an albino branch in this pic which blooms the usual Maya colour ( this is it's fisst day but turns peachy by the third or forth day)...
Native Habitat Double Orange....
Golden Lady....
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Follow-Up Postings:
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- Posted by tommysmommy Colorado (My Page) on Tue, Sep 26, 06 at 12:37
| Ruth Ann, Comments: First of all - GORGEOUS! The first photo makes me feel like I'm looking up at a bunch of fairies in petticoats dancing in the air. The photo of Golden Lady appears to be white - are they really yellow and the photo doesn't show it, or are they just opened and waiting to turn color? And in the first photo, which is Exotica and which is Maya? Love it!! Diane |
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| Golden Lady has a creamy colour but in the late fall I have had her actually get quite an orange tinge. She is not a stark white. Exotica is the one in the lower left corner of the first pic with the long throat and very little recurve to the corolla. |
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- Posted by jardinerafloridana 9-FL (My Page) on Tue, Jan 2, 07 at 20:20
| WOW!!!!!!!!!!!! Absolutely beautiful. Before I just wanted to grow some Brugs, but after seeing your plants I MUST grow them. They are just beautiful. Thanks for posting those pictures. |
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| Wow! Can I have a piece of Golden Lady..pleeeease?? |
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| Hi RA, Beautiful!!!! I'm sad about what will be coming soon for us. Jack |
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| Jack, those were 2006 blooms I am sad to say. Only this week have they started to bloom this year and I will have to cut them back next week.  Took this last week (un-named as yet)....
and took these today.... Maya sports Golden Lady |
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| Ruth ann, I have to ask what else you have growing with your brugs in the first picture of this years blooms??? Cheryl |
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| That is a Lotus in a small water garden. It has big leaves and is hardy and remains out doors in the winter. |
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