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Shawn, fantastic blooms! What is the white flower on your 2nd set of pix, is it a rose of peony?

That is a peony Eloise. I wish they had a longer bloom season. The blooms are nice and smell great, but they only bloom for a few weeks then thats it until next spring.

Very nice. What is the last pic, orange bloom w/red center? I only have a couple brugs that have bloomed and both have had deformities. A Sam with a stuffed inner skirt and blotchy color and Halo Peach that's crimped.

Very pretty!

Karyn, that is a Calibrachoa. I think July will be a good month for blooms here, I can see small buds on a bunch of stuff.

I never would have guessed that was a Million Bells. The blooms look big in the pic. It's a beautiful color combination.

They are pretty easy to propagate by cuttings. The aren't supposed to produce viable seed but I've collected seed in the past and have grown out plants that look like a cross between a Calibrachoa and a Wave Petunia.

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What is the brug in the last pics? I'm not usually fond of whites but that has such a nice shape.

It is called 'Must Have been Moonglow', but it doesn't stay white like that, it turns yellow. You can see it start to change in pics 3 and 4. For some reason the pics always end up in backwards order on PB

It's a beautiful brug, white or yellow.

Very pretty!

Thanks, lovely flowers. Moonglow is very nice regardless of color. I agree on the peonies, would be nice if they'd stick around longer. I started planting them because they reminded me of my grandmother.

More great, beautiful pictures of your plants, thanks!