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My seedling

13 years ago

This is Amber Rose x Pink Perfection. I have about 12 seedlings

all together of, Amber Rose x First Belle, Amber Rose x Pink Perfection,

and Pink Perfection x Dorthea. They are all doing well, except for

the slugs eating them. Hope to post pictures of their flowers next

year.

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Comments (2)

gottahosta
13 years ago
Hey there, I recognize those crosses!! LOL!

Very nice looking seedling. The slugs have been at my brugs, also.

Brenda
roper2008
Original Author
13 years ago
They are all doing pretty good. I think I will keep
them in my sunroom during winter. I have been reading
some information on ibrugs about overwintering.

Linda
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