update on 6" Golden Lady, Neglected Seedling and others..

Hi, All - remember the 6" Golden Lady with buds I posted several days ago - well she's ARRIVED...here she is today:

and a closeup -- ain't she beautiful??

and remember the poor neglected butterfly cutting I found laying on her side with a huge bud? Well she opened 2 days ago. Here is how she has changed color..

and this is Citronella - I know some think she is nothing special...but I really like her. and BOY does she smell like a Citronella candle...

and a closeup of Citronella..

I'm happy with how most all my brugs are doing now - the only other one with buds at the moment is Knightii. But Vixen is the only other one I have I am still concerned about. She just doesn't look right to me. Here's a pic I took tonight - what do you think? She seems to have an awfull lot of narrow and mis-shapen leaves. I'm not too worried..just wondering if this is normal..

Love the blooms! They look great!
Maybe someone will come along with some advice on Vixen.

Except for deep pinks Golden Lady is my favorite.
Mary

They are all beautiful Diane, very pretty!! Citronella sounds like a fun brug, the stronger the fragrance, the more i like them...

Way to go, Diane! Sure make me jealous...again....lol! They're all beautiful! All we've been having here is rain, rain and not much sun. I want to see buds and blooms this year.
:) Donna

They all look so green and happy Diane! I had 2 Vixens in 2 different places. And one had those weird leaves. I thought it was mites. I treated it a couple of times and no change. Then I noticed my 2nd Vixen also had the same problem. I tossed them both immediately. I was so sad to do it but something was just not right!!

I can't wait to see some pictures of her. I have never seen her in person. I think Blaine has one in bud. I am hoping he posts a lot of pics of her. I can live vicariously. LOL

good going Diane!

and no.... I don't have anything name Vixen. But GL just opened 2 new ones last night.

All your plants look good, isn't it exciting to see buds on such little plants.


Doris