Some Brugs. in Hawaii

These are what is showing off here, now. Here is Jamaican Yellow (at least, that was what it was given as...confirmation anyone?)

And here is my NOT EP - it is SO happy!!

oooOOOH I hate it when I do that!!!

AAAAAnd Donna's Monster Brug - this lovely bush isn't 3' tall!!! On the left, in the rest of the bed, I planted small white Crinums...

i do not know about Jamaican yellow, i never had one.

the not Ep is definitely NOT Ep, it looks more like Isabella or Insignis pink to me. Isabella and Insignis pink look so much alike i grew them. it is hard to tell them apart. maybe some 'experts' can identify them more properly.

Thanks MaVie...It is so happy, I just love it!

Carol

u're very welcome Carol.

They look so happy. Didn't you have some sort of brug crud?? Looks like they survived well.

They are lookin Good! Does the Monster brug stand out in the dark? I was thinking the blooms might give off a soft glow at night. You know how those monsters are during the dark hours...

Jungle boogie.... Jungle boogie.... oooooooooh
Sorry Carol - had a Perl City flash back!

They are so pretty and blend right in with the rest of the tropical set. That'd kill some of the local garden club members to hear how you have to pull ferns as weeds.

Looks like Jamaican Yellow to me.

Very nice Carol. If I didn't have kids & family here, well....I'd be living next door to you!

just beautiful

Very pretty and healthy Carol!!! With exception of one, all my buds were knocked off by limbs and wind, so it's great to look at your lovely garden. There's only ONE thing:
I'm GREEN with envy, lol!!!

Wish I lived in a place with your kind of climate. Would be heaven to be able to grow brugs, hibiscus, and other tropicals all year long.

They look wonderful Carol!!

They look great Carol.

Thanks all...I will have to go out tonight and see if MB or MW as some call it Glows in the dark!!!

They're looking great, Carol.