Tropicals & Tender Perennials: Are These Baby Brugs?, 0 by melvatoo

melvatoo wrote:
Thanks..Brugs. are a new thing to me. Now Roses, that is a different story...I had my first Brug. bloom on a plant I had ordered by mail, while it was inside, Becky Lynn is the name...sure was pretty! And it smelled good too!
I will let these grow for a week or two, and then take some more pictures
The Tomatoes were started in one of those Bio Dome things, so they are those sponge-like plugs, they seem to do well with most things. I have two varieties of Tomatoes (so far) Southern Night, and Ruby's German Green Tomato I am going to start some more varieties tomorrow. (I only have two of the Dome things) I also started other things...I have something called Bishop's Lace...Morning Glories (different colors, Blue Star and a Orange one) Marshmellow, Acacia, and etc.
Here is a picture of some things in my little greenhouse, the rest are spread out over the back yard....I am always so full of energy in the early Spring, I forget that plants grow and need care when it gets hot, too hot to be outside. My Gardenclub is having a Plant Swap in April, so a lot of my babies will go there.

This message was edited Mar 28, 2004 8:40 PM