Tropicals & Tender Perennials: I think I'm going to lose my Brugs! What am I doing wrong?, 1 by AuntB

AuntB wrote:
I think I might try some dats again next year. I think they are considered an annual, Jan... not sure what they'll do if you winter over inside... If you keep the spent blooms picked off and keep it from going to seed, it might be okay.... usually once an annual goes to seed, it's completed it's life cycle and dies.... might try it tho. Orange and tall....nothing comes to mind besides the Peach versi brug... I haven't forgotten you.... our weather has been just perfect and I have 3 brugs, including the PV ready to reward me with their biggest flushes, this season... if you continue being patient ;), your package will be bigger.... but I'm anxiously waiting for them to wow me. The cutting season is almost here and even if we aren't forecast for frost, I will start the ritual before the end of October.... I don't want to be out there with flashlights lugging and whacking in the dark cause I waited too long. Usually by now, they are all whacked and on winter vacation.... so I hope to see what I rarely get to see (except for Maya)- huge flushes- I've worked for all season.. It's really very exciting! (like a child about to open the candy jar!) lol (I'm so easily entertained!) Oh, how about a nanner? It's more maroon, but I had fun with it one year.