a few more.............

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Ila Marie

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Savoy Truffle- thanks Shawn!

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Rachel's single double blossom- there are more buds forming.

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Dorthea, beautiful and elegant as usual.

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Miz Scarlett (NR)

Let me see, just a few more!

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One of my nice looking Pink Perfektions, back in early June.

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First Belle

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Georgia Peach

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Inspiration, a little cutie- excuse the tape!

Brenda
it's good too see you, look at you with all those Blooms & healthy looking Brugs, Great Pic's, I will get the Brugs you gave me at the end of this month, my DD is coming for a visit Yippee
Hugs
Elizabeth

Hey, Elizabeth, good to hear that DD is going to finally get up to see you!
Thanks, I have been enjoying your photos, too. the best is yet to come!
Hugs, Brenda

They look great!

Love the Gemini shot.

Very jealous

:)

Brenda, beautiful as usual! Love Gemini too!

Theresa

I love your JUNGLE, Brenda! Very nice.
Margaret

Brenda-
Great shots- beautiful results! I have some of your seedlings blooming already- they are Dorthea X Esmeraldes X Mt Magic- the scent is delightful- citrus like! thanks so much for sharing your seeds with me- I will be posting their picts some time tomorrow- when I have off from work. Also- the photo of the path in the woods is awesome- looks like a botanical gardens!
Thanks for sharing all that you do!
hugs~
kasha77

Love Love Love all of your fairy-like beauties ! I can't wait to have a "jungle" like that in my yard..... ;)
~Holly (the new kid on the brug block)

I'm happy y'all like the photos!
HOLLY, thank you & stay tuned, starting in late Spetember, some of us offer cuttings. I have rooted plants I'll offer to a few newbies for postage. Check in once in a while, the offers get taken up pretty fast!

Kathy/Kasha, email me. I have some rooted brugs for you but not interested in more brugs- whaddaya got else to trade?

~Brenda

Wow, you have some beautiful Brugs. So chicken poop is the secret.
Maybe i'll try that next year. I plan to put all my seedlings in the ground
for 2011, and hopefully be posting pictures.

WOW Brenda you have been holdin' out on us! Thanks for the pics. Everythinkg looks great.
Shawn

Oops...forgot to ask...I see your arborea is doing good. Is the sang cross I sent you hanging on or did it pass on to brug heaven?

Thanks, Shawn, and the seedling is hanging in there, not thriving but it is alive. It is in alot of shade, next to the arborea. We will see how it does in the cooler Fall/over winter.
Yep, Chicken poop has lots of nitrogen, and the brugs do love it! I should have some seedlings blooming next week.
My potted brugs are in made soil that is amended. They don't do as well as inground brugs, but they do okey!

Love the pics Brenda!
Just beautiful as always!

Beautiful brugs as always Brenda! I too love your path/road that appears to go on forever. Do you have chickens?

Those are so beautiful, so many gorgeous blooms.

Thanks so much for sharing those with us.

No blooms for us in the heat. Soon though....

This is a positively delightful brug link! So many exotic looking flowers, I can't wait to see the crosses you sent me. I hope I get a flower this year from them, and we still have about 2 1/2 months here...so maybe...

So thanks for filling my eyes up with some brug flowers for now. Thanks for sharing all the efforts of your hard work! Keep 'em coming - Sandy

Thanks, everyone, and Sandy, I can't believe your first frost date is a month after ours here in NE Georgia- a large body of water nearby does really help!!! You sound more like you in the South along the Gulf!

Brenda, you have beautiful plants, I can't wait until next month when my brugmansia start blooming. They have started to just get tiny blooms on them. Most of my brugmansia are going to be new plants. Only 2 or 3 survivie the freeze. Thanks to Eddie, I got some new cuttings and started over. I wish he would start selling on ebay again. Do you know if he would sell direct? There are still a few I would like to replace, that I lost. Barbra

I'm in a pocket zone 5 here. But make no mistake, it shifts. One year, like last year, it was in the middle of October, the year before Nov 11th. That's a month difference. Last year it was just the one deep long frost, not quick it was nasty, it got a few of mine.

The threats will have me on a roller coaster again this year. Anxiety attacks no doubt. 3day notices of the threats aren't much to work with. I've never been one much for big risks/gambles, but now I have to. I think I plan to bring in the ground planted ones early this year, one at a time type of thing...lol...except the older bigger ones will be left in the ground for testing...lol. There is nothing in the ground that's not also in a pot, I just don't know which would of turned out the best right now but the movable potted ones will probably do much better when all is said and done. If I didn't have so many, I'd repot the ground planted ones, many of which are bigger than the potted ones, when the season is threatening and move it about as needed. I want the longest season possible for those in the pots. -Sandy

Correction - Pocket Zone 6b -Sandy