one of Philippes seedlings gave a new variegated Sport to me.
Mother Nature sometimes is a real nice one.I was waiting since many jears for that happening. Coming back from France I saw the new variegated.
I AM SO HAPPY...........
Without using any Chemicals
That's SO exciting Ludger!
Good for you Ludger. I hope it will have a great flower too.
How did you DO that? I would like to make one like that.
I did nothing!!!smile. It appeared by itself.
WOW! I should be so lucky!
you and me both Hibiscus.........lol
Glory
Jun 18, 2003
WTG Ludger!!!!!
What a nice surprise after your trip. Very cool!
Ludger i know you love variegates, i'm happy for you..
maybe if you go away again it will turn out to be a triple bloom? as hard as you have worked on brugs---you certainly deserve it. The only suprises I get when I come back home are usually not good ones... and involve my boys and something broken..lolol cheryl
Very nice Ludger. Can't wait to see it bloom.
Excellent Ludger and Philippe! Tell us ~ does the parent plant have a name?
That would be a nice surprise to find.
Nice looking little thing :)
great going Ludger!!! hope the flower is stunning as well!
Thank you for all your nice words. The parents are unknown because Philippe doesnīt remember.
LOL...Poor Philippe...Lucky Ludger..LOL
Happy time for both of us,:-)
Jeanne it is still alive?? That is good news to me, LOL as mine is long dead.
What a great sight! I will have to hope for such excitement in my garden.
I was just notified there is a variegated versicolor "Apricot Queen" now :) Variegated ad something different to the flower beds *lol*
AQ would be very nice also. I am sure that in a few years many Brugs will have variegates, it seems many garden plants mutate in gardens.
Ludger, how interesting to see that variegated branch??. What will you do with it. Cut it off and root for another plant or leave it in place to see the first bloom. Donna
I cutted most of the green twigs. When it will grow larger and stronger I will try to make cuttings.Right know I like to keep this newby at the motherīs roots.
Good going, Ludger. Now the little variegated can grow strong and big :)
Tonny, you are wrong...:-) the virus will need time into the steem.