It's been a long winter and it's not over up here yet but the Brugs don't seem to mind.
The trees and larger seedlings that I brought in last year are starting to bud and flower already.
Last years smaller seedlings are just beginning to show some new growth and hopefully now that they are in the GH they will soon take off.
It's sooooo good to smell them again. I've sure missed that scent that only a Brug can have.
Here's Meadow Rose this morning. She will be darker in summer color.
Each branch of Meadow Rose is loaded with buds. She is an excellant bloomer.
Beautiful!
Becca Lynn is also flowering.
And L'Amour is getting ready to open.
Can you see all the snow outside the GH? Good thing the Brugs don't have eyes or they would stay dormant. LOL
Oh Terry I can smell them from here!
The pictures are beautiful Terry. The plants look great.
Just beautiful! What a nice treat with all that snow you have. Meadow Rose has such a pretty shape. I LOVE the color of Becca Lynn it's such a nice crisp yellow.
Your trumpets are beautiful and they're heralding the arrival of Spring.
Nice!! You must have a large GH.
Dixie
Your plants look really nice. Can't wait to see Meadow Rose in the warmer weather.
Beautiful blooms, I always like your shots with the snow.
Great looking, Terry. Something is eating my leaves and they look like swiss cheese. I know most of it is snails because I see their trail across the leaves.
Me too Ada!! I treated for slugs yesterday and hope I nip it in the bud (pun groaner), they nearly wiped me out last year. Did I ever mention that I hate slugs, ugh. Aren't slugs/snails mostly a spring thing - don't they sorta thin out when it gets really hot?? What do you use for snails/slugs, Ada??
Thanks everyone. The darn winters are so long up here it is a real treat to smell the blooms once again.
Oriole my GH is not near big enough. I wish it was a few feet taller.
Sherry, I don't think the snails/slugs ever thin out here. I use whatever is on the shelves at Lowe's for snails. I also have lids that I pour beer in and sit around. The past three years has been terrible here for the snail/slugs.
How wonderful for you Terry! They look great!
what a wonderful Pink.
Love the color and the tendrils!
They are both so lovely!
Your dedication really shows! It would drive me nuts to wait so long,you are lucky to be getting winter blooms,it must make winter more bearable,your plants all look great!
Yours look great
It must have something to do with having one of the cleanest neatest most organized GH's in the world
Mine...well,they look like the disaster that I am...LOL
snowhermit....just gorgeous! I love the Meadow Rose...such nice green leaves and a lovely color and name too!
Beautiful ... can't wait to see her summer color. Becca Lynn is one of my all time favorites.
I could be a "snowhermit". If I had a gh filled with blooming brugs and surrounded by the fozen tundra, my family would never see me.
Thanks for the beautiful pics! I think 'Becca Lynn' really suits the bloom shape and color. Guess I now have another lady to put on my want list.
Thanks everyone. It's been a long time since I smelled the scent of Brugs in the house. With Becca Lynn, Meadow Rose and Golden Lady all out in bloom the house is full of the scent, maybe a little too much but I sure won't complain.
Terry, Meadow Rose is lovely! You must keep that greenhouse really warm to get that kind of result with snow still outside! You are a very talented lady!
Kay
Terry, What a wonderful way to beat the winter blahs.
