abbreviation list

Angleton, TX(Zone 9a)

MaVie, you are such a big help. Thank you for doing this and putting them in alphabetical order. There have been times that I have "brain freeze" like Brugie.

High Desert, CA(Zone 8a)

u're all very welcome. am confused enough not to know the different varieties. i have to come up with something to jog the memory. i am open to suggestions for any changes.

here is an updated list, based on all the photos registered on the brugmansia.com

AB = Alba
AC = Alicia
AP = Amarillo Paja
AM = Amber Rose
AN = Anouschka
AL = Antique Lace
AQ = Apricot Queen

BL = Becca Lynn
BB = Biloxi Belle
BO = Bolero
BU = Butterfly

CA = Cherie Amour
CY = Carly
CDW = Candida Double white
CFP = Candida Flora Plena
CG = Charles Grimaldi
CT = Citronella
CS = Creamsickle
CC = Cotton Candy
CU = Culebra
CYG = Cypress Gardens

DR = Dark Rosetta
DB = Daybreak
DS = Dr Seuss
DD = Dr D
DW = Double White

EG = Ember Glow
EDW = Enchanted Double White
EM = Esmeraldas
EN = Engelsglockchen
EP = Ecuador Pink
ES = Estella
ET = Eventide

FD = Fandango
FLP = Flora Plena
FP = Frosty Pink

GP = Georgia Peach
GLF = Glokenfontäne
GL = Golden Lady
GF = Golfito
GK = Golden Kornett
GM = Grand Marnier
GR = Goldrausch
GQ = Gypsy Queen

HG = Herrenhauser Garten

ID = Ida
IM = Inca Moon
IG = Insignis Gold
IP = Insignis Pink
IS = Isabella

JN = Jessie Noel
JO = Jutner Orange
JP = Jean Pasko
JY = Jamaican Yellow

KN = Knightii
KBS = Kurpark Bad Salzchlirf
KP = Kyle's Pink
KGW = Kyle's Giant White

LA = L'Amour
LI = Lichtkönigin
LM = Little Moon
LU = Luminosa

MYS = Maya/Sunset
MG = Marie Gerrits
MK = Melon Kisses
M&H = Milk N Honey
MB = Moonbeam
MM = Mountain Mist

OC = Ocre
OL = Ollie
OrC = Orange Cat

PC = Peach
P&C = Peaches N Cream
PB = Pink Beauty
PF = Pink Favorite

RB = Rosabelle
RD = Rosalind
RL = Rosalie
RM = Rosamond
RT = Rosa Traum
RZ = Rosa Zauber
RK = Rothkirk
RR = Rubirosa

SC = Schwabenmädel
SHF = Shredded Fantasy
SHW = Shredded White
SB = Snowbank
SH = Snowhermit
SC = Strawberry Creme
SG = Solid Gold
SK = Sun Kissed
SN = Super Nova
SPP = Spring Peach
SP = Suaveolens Pink
SV = Suaveolens Variegata
SW = Sauveolens White
SR = Sunray

TS = Tropical Sunset

VC = Versi Cuba
VL = Velvet Lady
VO = versicolor Orange
VP = Versicolor Peach

WP = White Pearl
WK = Whiskers

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

What a list. Great job MaVie. I'm going to bookmark this thread instead of printing it off. If there are changes, at least I'll see them here. Thanks so much.

High Desert, CA(Zone 8a)

u're welcome S. :)! unless i see more added to the brugmansia database will there be any changes. talking about having senior moments, i have to print a list for myself too ;).

(Zone 6a)

and here I have been calling Butterfly BF. lol

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

I probably still will owen, old habits....

thanks MaVie!! you must have not worked hard enough packing!!

High Desert, CA(Zone 8a)

tiG, did u want me to change butterfly to what Owen suggested??? like i said i am open to suggestion/s. there is always time for everything :)!

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

it's not really up to me :) but I kindof think in syllables like that, BF. You've done a fantastic job!

Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a)

This list is fabulous and in my humble opinion, worth its weight in gold! I'm printing AND bookmarking it! I always want it available and "at my fingertips"!

tiG - Since you started this thread, do you think it should be sent to Dave & incorporated into the F.A.Q.'s forum? It would help SO MANY Brug growers at ALL levels of experience. It's just a thought.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

he won't move it will he??? we really need it more in this forum. (just my humble opinion)

Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a)

I hope that it will remain in the Brug Forum, as well as, the F.A.Q. forum. Wish it could be copied & pasted, NOT cut! There must be a way to accomplish this, but I'm not a Database expert. The best person to answer that question would be Dave.

Harrisville, MI(Zone 5b)

Looks like it's time to get the tiller out an open up some new ground! I'm really amazed at this list! I wonder if the nieghbor will notice if I get over too far ?say about 100 ft! Really nice job done here.

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

I've only kept 33 of the ones that are on this list. That is a long ways from the 45 or 50 that I had last year. Looks like I better get to work.

Ellabell, GA(Zone 8a)

Thanks for making the list. Now all I have to do is copy it and keep it by the puter to know what you all are talking about.
Then I need to hire somebody with a bulldozer, I had no idea there were so many Brugs. Big problem for somebody that just have to have at least one of each.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

oh man, I've got 53 of the ones above. and some that aren't there. need to make a list when I remember something that isn't on this list. We really should discourage the use of Jutner Orange, but should leave it on the list.

Ellabell, GA(Zone 8a)

what's wrong with Jutner Orange?

Jonesboro, GA(Zone 7b)

I knew Tig would have to explain this!

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

It's a misnomer. It is really Charles Grimaldi. it's not a seperate cultivar.

Grass Lake, MI(Zone 5a)

MVR . . . you are the best. Great job.

(Zone 6a)

I vote for BF for ButterFly.....would make it the same syllable procedure used for naming of CS for CreamSickle. Just another of my infamous not-so-humble opinions:)

Kingston, OK(Zone 7a)

Was there ever a list filnalized and put out??


Hey! Can I order an EP, CFP CHs, DR, EM, GK, LM, OC, RL, RI, RK and maybe a BAL? *lol*

North Vancouver, BC(Zone 8b)

Sure Tonny, do you want fries with that? LOL

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

I doubt we have half of them, I am working on a list of 357 or so named brugs. It would be hard to have a 'final' list, you might just print this page out, they are the most commonly used or talked about.

Brugvalley, Germany(Zone 7b)

tiG,

I am shure you are doing a good yob!!!

((()))

Ludger

Saint Petersburg, FL(Zone 9b)

I"m going to print this one out and if the wife doesn't trash it I'll be Ok thanks guys great job

Bodrum, Turkey(Zone 10a)

wow - what a list.....


Yes, please and a Coke, not beer tonight as I am driving home ... on the subway *lol* It was just when I saw all these abbreviations I came to think about once when I opened my favorite adventure game (no not thumbrider, but HocusPocus from apogee *lol*) in notepad instead of executing the exe file. All numbers and endless rows of squares. I thought that only a programmer would know what that all meant as only we in the Brug forum know, what these abbr. mean *lol*

You are doing a wonderful job there tiG.

North Vancouver, BC(Zone 8b)

LOL Tonny, I know, it looks like brugcode.

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

Thanks to you to MaVie and Snowhermit. You guys have really helped a lot. I know I couldn't have figured it out for myself in some cases. Thanks to both of you too as well as tiG.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

thanks Tonny:) I hate when I open something in the wrong program! LOL!! right now I've been looking at so much html my eyes are crossed and sometimes it doesn't look like anything but squiggly lines:)

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

Bet I didn't help either, did I? Guess I should take a class on computers. Maybe I'd learn a little something and get my computer set up the way it should be. What I hate is when I get something that I don't have a program to open it with. I always think I might be missing out on something good.

When will you be ready to give classes on building a web site tiG? :-)

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

when I learn:)

did it show up right now??

Chariton, IA(Zone 5b)

Everything looks okay. Wrote Terry and she said it looked right on her computer monitor as well.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

this is what Shirleys talking about. We're pretty proud of it. Minor flaws still left, but it's a great tool. http://www.brugmansias.org/galleryindex.html
Coupled with the brug database here, it really makes for a great resource and a good shopping list too:) lol!!

North Vancouver, BC(Zone 8b)

WOW! Don't you sleep? I have a couple of pics to help fill in a few blanks. You are GOOD!

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

LOL! sleep? well, my server was down for 24 hours and I didn't have anything to do! ;)

Ellicott City, MD(Zone 7a)

tiG, Please update me. I haven't been following this particular thread for a while.

I did use the link to the Brugmansia Growers International website. WOW! Not only are there a lot more gorgeous Brug pictures, but the site is filled with great information, helpful growing tips; the "Gallery Index", enables viewers the opportunity to feast their eyes from "A to Z", on ALL these magnificent Brugs.

You also mentioned increasing Brug sales, from not only D.G., but through B.G.I. However, doesn't one need to be a member before they may purchase seeds at B.G.I.?

What I had originally thought about was copying this thread and pasting it into the F.A.Q. forum, but did not persue it, since you didn't want it to be erased from the Brug forum, which I totally understand.

Now my thought is to perhaps have Dave provide a link from this thread to the Brug Gallery here. In that way, viewers will see the vast array of Brugs, which will benefit everyone, as well as, hopefully increase revenue. Do my thoughts make sense or am I totally in "left field"?

Woodsville, NH(Zone 4a)

Shirley, BGI doesn't sell seeds or cuttings but if you are a member you can choose three different crosses (3pkts)every three months(quarterly) for a SASE.When the weather is warmer we are going to be having contests and surprise drawings for cuttings and seeds.

Newnan, GA(Zone 8a)

:) when I meant was it makes a great shopping list for anyone not knowing just which brug they want. I tell you, working with those wonderful pictures has had me drooling for days. I want them all!!!! There is great info here on the DG database on each cultivar, different things that we don't list in the BGI gallery, that's why they really go hand in hand. btw, there are a couple of good retail resources listed in our links.

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