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12 years ago

My husband says it stinks in the house. He is of course referring to the multiple blooming brugmansias.

What do you think?

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eloise_ca
12 years ago
LOL Diane! I assume if the house is closed up, the perfume would be a bit much. Instead of divorce, can you have hubby move to the basement until the brugs stop blooming, LOL!
karyn1
12 years ago
I'm with your DH on this one. I can't stand the smell of brugs in an enclosed space. I don't even like allowing them to bloom in the garage. I swear the scent still gets into the house. The only way I'll let a brug bloom inside is if it's one I haven't seen and is very close to opening or a variety that I'm just dying to cross pollinate, otherwise I chop all the buds/blooms off and let them go dormant.
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chena
12 years ago
Yearly Ritual here..LOL Having Brugs Bloom in the house can be a bit much.. BUT!!! Turn on the ceiling fans and crack a window.LOL

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kayjones
12 years ago
I would think so. Tell him to build a bridge and GET OVER IT!

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