look at the different colors on GL one is almost gold, they smell wonderfull
Golden lady today
another shot
And this is another Brug that is going to make me happy, but as you can tell by the grass we are desperate for rain, and with as many Brugs as I planted there is no way I can give them all enough water every day, afraid some will have to struggle.
Doris
Your Golden Lady photos are so good Doris. Isn't she pretty!! A petite bombshell. LOL.
So was it this last weekend or next weekend that your great grandkids were descending upon your house? If this last one, post some pics of them all for us. Please........................
Doris...Your Golden Lady looks beautiful ! You did good! We mostly don't get any rain the entire summer...I know what you mean about watering! Good luck!
kell it was this past week, I will post when I get them developed, my digital was not working. and needles to say I need some rest, but it was wonderfull having them home.
That looks so wonderful...and it smells great too !
wow...gotta put it on my list !!!
Gorgeous GL
Doris, she's a beauty. I love the smaller blooms.
Lovely plant. Does the plant stay on the smallish side also? Or does it turn into a giant?
great pictures great Brug.. i have a list to thats it its list.. can't wait to get one to smell to..
Your Golden lady is beautiful. She doesn't like it in Mississippi. I continue to have problems with her and it is one of my favoriete doubles.
We are all still praying for rain here.
These are pictures of my Brugs, you can see how bad the grass is, and the yellowing leaves are from lack of water, although I water every day, now we are told to conserve water.
the East fence
The West fence,
Your brugs still look so good Doris. I love how you have them all lined up. What flowers you will have.
I hate it when we are on water rationing. The good thing about me is, I use so much water that when we are rationed, they usually make us drop back 25 to 40%. I still get a lot but it is so expensive. It will kill me not to be able to water my babies. But they keep on building more and more developments. I suspect the next drought will be real painful to us all with all the costruction that has gone on
Looking good Doris. I hope you get rain very soon.
The problem with brugs planted in the ground, when there is no rain, is that when you do water them, the surrounding ground pulls the water away from them. It works like a wick.
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I discovered that Brugie so now I am in the proccess of putting mulch around all the Brugs.
Kell they look good now but boy after the summer I have to start planning which ones I dig up, and which ones get left behind.
Doris
Beautiful picture, I had forgotten all about golden lady being a double, I haven't seen blooms on mine yet, and it will be wonderful to have a double blooming soon.