I just got home from spending time with my sister whom just lost her husband. I came home with such a heavy heart. It was hard leaving her there in Arizona with no family or close friends nearby when all her family is here in Calif. But God knew I needed an little lift in spirit. I went out and checked my B. creamsickle and it is loaded with buds . It is still in it's 5 gallon can and I am afraid that it is still too early to plant out. I fear we might still have some frost. But I just had to share my excitement. ...........Patricia
Creamsickle
Patricia, you will love this brug. I fell in love first bloom.
Glad it is doing well for you (o:
Glad it is cheering you, too.
Patricia, Glad your back home and hopefully things will become better for you and your sister.It will be exciting waiting for CS to bloom. The buds on it become huge when it is getting ready to open. You'll have to post a picture when the flowers open.
I also would love to see the flowers.
Patricia, sorry to hear about the loss in your family. I would also like to see a picture when it starts blooming. I know that it will be beautiful.
Glory
Mar 11, 2003
Patrica,
sorry for you loss.
Patricia, I'm sorry you had to leave your sister, but getting home probably did feel good to you. Sounds like you are going to have something to really look forward to before long. Can't wait to see pictures. I've only seen pictures of one or two blooms at a time. Would love to see a plant with lots of open blooms. Must be a real sight to behold. Take care..........Shirley
Patricia, sorry for your loss, and having to leave your Sis out there in Arizona.
I look forward to seeing photos of your blooming creamsikle
Creamsikle is a beautiful shape! I've just noticed you're from Dublin, CA. My home town, Bray, is twinned with your's..LOL
Best wishes always,
Bruno
Co.Wicklow, Ireland