Thought it would be nice to fill a thread with 'our' variegated brug pictures
here is my little Maya & her friends
Variegated brugs
more Maya
Oooppsie , how did he sneak in here ('-'?) lol
Mickey Mouse Taro
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh I want one of those., I killed one already. Did it admirably!!
Looking good Scoot. Who takes care of it all when you are biking around the world??
Snowbank in my new/unfinished shade garden
No one, that's why they are in the ground,,, survival of the fittest ... lol
more
Snowbank
Stunning ... absolutely stunning!!
snowbank is georgouse, (spelling?)
Doris
Here is my white suaveolens variegata. I think I'm going to try to get another one this year.
My Maya. She really is a good performer.
Brugie those look great.
I am still fighting to win the battle with my Maya, our local florist told me it was because I changed the water, from the soft to just reg, he said our water has so many chemicals in it that it was much worse than what little salt they get from the softner, so I went back to the soft water.
Snowbank with a few blooms. This was in October of last year, I believe, so there is very little color in the blooms.
OHhhhh , Your Snowbank is beautiful Brugie.
Hope I can get mine to bloom this year.
Here's a photo of my Maya, blooming now...
Great looking plants Scoot and Shirley. My Snowbank has never bloomed as of yet. I don't have the suaveolens variegata. My Maya is a good grower and bloomer
and...
OMG!!! These are all just breathtaking, not a plant there I wouldn't die for, they are wonderful. And, there you go, zone 5a times 2, and zone CA, you all are truly blessed with green thumbs and unusual gardening talent, sometimes your plants are so beautiful I cannot believe my eyes. Scoot, how did you keep your Maya so small??? I also want a Mickey Mouse Taro, I've never seen one, are they bulbs and do they grow in shade or sun, I would expect sun...
Lovely pictures! Here's my Maya last year:
Here is B. suaveolens variegata:
Here's Maya again in November. She dropped some leaves when it got cold.
Here's B. suaveolens variegata again in bloom:
Another pic:
This is an old picture of "Snowbank." She's grown a little since this picture.
Wow the pic's are wonderful, I have been looking at the varigated brugs on the internet wibsite Glassworks.com and I want one so bad, but I got more negative feedback then positive ones, I got only one postive. from people on the gardenweb. But after looking at these absolultely wonderful pic's my wanting has come back. Anyone have a good source for them?
WOW !
What a feast for the eyes.
Keep 'em coming .... lol
This was late Fall with my reblooming TBI Immortality peeking thru Maya
SnowBank
Got to have a variegated brug, does anyone know where I can go to get one?
another of the new shade garden in progress.
Looks so rough but you should have seen what I started with .....
*pick-axe time *
Snowbank
This message was edited Mar 13, 2005 1:47 PM
What lovely pictures! Thanks for the winter pick me up. :)
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=25463&item=4364951131&rd=1&ssPageName=WDVW
I found this one on ebay would one of you look to see if you think it is a good buy or not.
Linda
I think you will get what you order from this person. Obviously the plant was started from tissue culture since it is stated that it isn't a rooted cutting. For the size and kind of plant it is, the price sounds okay to me.
Beautiful, Shirley! I went out and got a current picture of my Snowbank.
As for where to get one, the usual brug sites like Native Habitat, Country Gardens, Logee's, etc. I traded for mine, but I had had to give up a good deal of stuff to get them!
Edited to fix mistake!
This message was edited Mar 13, 2005 8:05 PM
Linda, the ebay link is showing a picture of Maya, not Snowbank. It says Snowbank in the title but the description indicates Sunset/Maya. That is not a bad price for Maya. Logee's has Peaches and Cream for about the same price.
Edited to add: I'm confused about whether she is selling Snowbank or Maya. The picture is Maya, but the auction is for a Snowbank.
This message was edited Mar 13, 2005 2:06 PM
I bought my Snowbank from him last year.
I'm sure there is a good reason for the boo-boo.
He is a member here at DG
pasted from eBay................
A: This is a mature, fully grown plant, almost 2 years old. NOT a rooted cutting (prohibited by patent from reproducing from cutting). I am authorized by patent holder to grow and sell this cloned plant
This message was edited Mar 13, 2005 3:32 PM
Here is my Snowbank- FYI I would not purchase this again. This will be the last season for this at my house. The foliage would be beautiful but it burns in any place that I put it. Not worth the space.
Taken in late August-
Showing color the next day or so...
Here it is as a baby... Two years ago a great gal (Anna?) from Wis. purchased all that a nursery had. I think they were $8.00 or something very cheap. She was kind enough to ship them out to us.
Wow , lookit all those blooms !
for my point of view ....
I love the foliage and would keep her even if she never bloomed.
This message was edited Mar 13, 2005 3:34 PM