What is the most fragrant of the brugs?

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Lorie Muncy, PA(Zone 5a) Dec 01, 2001

Hi,
Being that I am very new in the area of brugs, out of great curiosity, what is the most fragrant one?
Thanks!!

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Dec 01, 2001

Lorie,

I only had a dozen kinds last year and of those I think I liked Charles Grimaldi, Dr. Suess, and versicolor orange the best for fragrance. The VO seemed to have some fragrance during the day as well as awesome smell at night. It is the only one I have that does smell some during the day. I love them all and would still love them if they didn't smell at all.

Shirley

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crestedchik Cedar Key, FL(Zone 9a) Dec 01, 2001

Any one thats BLOOMING!!!!!

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irish Saint Petersburg, FL(Zone 9b) Dec 01, 2001

Welcome Lorie you have fallen amoung a group of fun good people. All I have bloomimg are versicolor peach and they smell great, looking forward to when the cuttings I got this summer start to bloom . But I am sure if its a brug I'll love it
Pete

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oblambert (Zone 6a) Dec 01, 2001

How about brugs with soft hairy leaves? Only one of mine is hairy....the 'species'.

Use them hairy leaves to wipe the head lice off my head....just picks em up like a magnet:)

Owen

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Brugie Chariton, IA(Zone 5b) Dec 02, 2001

There you go again Owen...... :-) How many brug varieties do you have now? I'm still drooling for some of the European varieties.

Shirley

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arlene Newberry, FL(Zone 8B) Dec 02, 2001

Owen, you gotta just shave that head so you can let species grow. haven't seen it bloom, don't know if it is fragrant, but is supposed to be "floriferous" i think.....

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