I have this brug that I thought was a Dr. Seuss. I just noticed today that on the flip side of the label I had written Jean Pasko. I looked at pictures posted of both and I think this may be a Jean Pasko based on how the leaves look when compared to a Dr. Seuss. What do you think?
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Final picture...
It's Dr Suess Morph.Your leaves are serrated.
The leaves of JP are smooth and the flower has a dark edging. Here's a picture of Jean Pasko.
It's beautiful! I just love my Dr. Suess. So far, it's the longest blooming, most forgiving, best smelling brug I have.
Joan (who has only had 4 brugs bloom, but the good Dr. is my favorite of all! LOL)
Thanks, Snow! Guess I got it backwards on the serrated leaves. Oh, and I do love it too Joan!!! It bloomed very well this first year that I grew from a cutting over the winter! And, it has a wonderful fragrance as you say ☺
Thanks for the help!
Lovely bloom and Dr. Seuss does have one of the stronger fragrances and fills the yard with it at night. I really like this one.
Looks like your brugs have done well, Morph. Beautiful pictures!
My favorite.
Thanks, all :) I have been pleased as pudding with the cuttings so generously given to me last year! I have to admit I'm addicted to brugs. I just don't know how to manage the ones I really love (all of them!) this winter. I'd love to start a season with a full grown brug, but they are big!
Suess is definitely a great brug, but so are all the others. I just can't seem to get enough of them...I'm not talking numbers here....just love to look at them all.
I think I understand, Brugie :) I think I may have just touched the tip of the iceberg....
