End of Season fun. Come Play!

These are just beautiful pictures! It was great to look at them all. Everyone has done wonderfully by them!

Cut down Big Yella yesterday; I felt like a murderer.
Oop! Wrong picture; I'll try again.

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This is my pink unknown that opened for me for the first time this week....

I think this is right: Big Yella
Kell, is this the brug in the first picture you posted?

Wow! ... is there many beautiful pictures :)

Okay, begin to begin with ... eh?

Aisa Delight

Amorin

Anny ¨Forever

Charles Grimaldi

EP

Enchanted Double White

Evening Glow

Exotica Pink ... this didn't appear different from EP ... ?

Fairy Queen

First Day

Frosty Pink

Goldenes Kornett

Great pictures, Tonny.

Margie, your 'unknown' is lovely, pretty, lively color!!!! Tonny, you cannot grow a plain one, all of yours are beautiful!!!!

Whew ! Tonny, What a bunch of lovely ladies.

I really like Amorin & Goldenes Kornett

Hertzenbrücke

Ida

B. insignis

B. insignis Gold and Morgensonne

One of Larry's crosses, that is a heavy bloomer. It is hard to tell the difference from this one and B. insignis Cumbaya.

Jean Pasko

King of Diamonds

La Fontaine

Lamour

Lillith

Mittagssonne

Morgensonne

Starchild

B. suaveolens White

Another from Larrys seeds ... I consider this one rare as it is a suaveolens type, that is yellow where the edge gradually turn golden/ peach / orange ... ? I forgot to use my color card, but will do next season :)

B. suaveolens hybrid. Cutting originated from Sorø Academy, which also have Denmarks largest collection on Fuchia. Some of these old trees has trunks as thick as a foot. It might be a named hybrid, but this was never confirmed :)

Sweet Lena ... named after Mom LOL It has a sweet perfume with Anis in the mix.

Tristar.

Tutu

Scoot, here is one more of Goldenes Kornett. I don't think that you will find it in the US, but there is another one, that looks very much the same. It is called 'Bert'. I think, that Susie maybe growing it.

Goldenes Kornett varies a lot according to temperature and sunlight, so here is a few more pictures to form a better impression

From another angle. Early fall.