These are a few of the smaller brugs waiting for a home. This is a small section of the brug deck.
Not an alley
Wowzers...........them sure are purty!!!
"eyes"
OK ,now I want a brug deck just like yours.....for Christmas maybe?
Gosh Liz, I would think people would be crawling out of the woodwork to get one of your plants. Pretty little things, aren't they? Don't know how anyone could look at one and not get hooked on them. Great picture.
They look very good, Liz. I like the yellow one in front.
You've got it all! Heavenly!
but I want to be planted in the ground on the water side...........
wow Liz!!! were these in a greenhouse over the winter?
Last year all but the big ones were in the GH. This year I want just about everything big enough to go dormant.
You don't let the little ones go dormant? I was hoping I could let them all go dormant this year to save on our living space. Except for any cuttings I take. They all look beautiful. Wish I could get mine to look so good.
The ones on the brug deck are only in their first year - they were cuttings rooting during the winter.
Monika - is there another name for the yellow one in the front aside from insignis orange?? That one came from Eric too. Credit where credit is due.
Liz, nice little collection you have going there.
Is that a long pod center in the back? Looks different from the other pods I have seen on Daves. How soon do you know if your flower has poded? thanks
No, sorry to say - it's an Apricot Queen bud. I really need to start thinking about crossing these things.
you never know Liz, they may not be waiting for you.......LOL.........in such close living conditions!!
Gorgeous blooms.
Liz, I would say its a suaveolens - hybrid. x insignis do have very distinctive narrow leaves. Real x insignis do not thrive at my place: Its too cool. Jeanne will get a real insignis to try her luck. I have it for two years now, even in the GH during the summer and all I see is buds coming and going. Its supposed to have very large pink flowers.
I make pictures of the leaves and post it.
Oh Liz homeless brugs...let me adopt some...lol. we can start an adoption program for those.
How on earth do you move between them to fertilize, water and just watch??
Mary P
They are gorgeous. I hope I have some blooms when I get home.
Poppysue, Snowhermit and CC, I've seen your brugs!! They were beautiful!!