Blooms!
Garden Lover
9 years ago
After this last brutal Chicago winter, I'm super happy to see some blooms happening! Of my several varieties, so far the most active are (all 3 just planted last year):
Bobo (getting buds):
Blushing Bride
Twist and Shout
I did not protect these in anyway, so I'm pretty impressed with how TS and BB did and they already have more blooms developing. My Vanilla Strawberry is just starting to develop buds and my Quick Fire has a few unimpressive ones (deer damage). My Little Limes look great, but no buds yet.
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