This is a second year seedling from Susies seeds
More Susie seedlings
Another shot of the plant
Very floriferous Ada. I love your picture in the first one, such special effects. LOL
Another second year seedling
Kell, that was the camera or the dumbie behind it. It was taken at night and the others in daylight.
Looks big Ada. Which is she? Another Susie's??
All of these are from Susie
Another Susie second year seedling
Another shot of the pink one
This is my second year seedling.
Another shot of my seedling. The wind was blowing and it wouldn't stay open.
The last shot of mine.
congrats Ada and Susie!!! They all look like keepers. Just beautiful
They are all beautiful, Ada.
Be still my pink heart, Ada. LOL. Too good!!
Beautiful Ada. Is the double a knightii cross by chance?
Those are wonderful, Ada! I remember visiting Susies greenhouse while she was in Tn and watching her pamper those pods. It is neat to see them developing into such treasures.
I like the first pic and your big pink cross, where the wind was blowing and it wouldn't stay open. Good job both of you.
They are all nice. Great colors. Congrats to you both.
Beautiful blooms, Ada. Good job. Love the second shot of the first one. What is the cross? I have some Susie seedlings that are about to bloom.
Very pretty blooms Ada.
Thanks all. The crosses are 1- Aurea X ? 2-Tiara X ? 3- PB X EP and mine is Amber Rose X Butterfly.
Kin, we've had some pretty good storms so far this year and the hail sure didn't help my Brugs. LOL We had record rainfall night before last and had flash flood warning but so far I haven't had to go find my railroad ties on the back acre that was washed two neighbors down last year.
OMG Ada the pink(ARxBF) is the one you sent me to trail?? Woo Hoo doing the happy dance real easy like LOL
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Wow, they are all gorgeous. I love your seedling too.
Wow Donna you won the lottery! Watch that "Happy" dancing.
LOL Donna. Be sure you stay easy like. We want you to get recovered and be good as new. This is another Susie cross
Another shot of this one
You can see the hail damage on the leaves.
This is another second year Susie cross. It's so tall I'll have to have a ladder to pollinate it.
And another view of it
cool Ada
Well, you all have covered it all, little else to say, except, Ada & Susie, your work has paid off big time, they are absolutely wonderfull!!! I love the Tiara cross and AR x Butterfly, breathtakingly beautiful...so feminine and her color is so pretty, congrats!!!
Ada, you are a brug bloom factory!! Your jungle is at the time where you can rest between waterings and just look at all you have created. Post a pic of as much of your yard as you can squeeze in a shot. It is amazing!!
Love that one too Ada, I like the ones that look outward/upward. What is that cross?
I am in awe!
Ada ~ They are all so wonderful...congrats to you and to Susie!!
I especially love the first one you posted, the color and form is awesome, and now this "Jack and the Beanstalk" variety too....LOL, a ladder to pollinate it! I love it!
Please keep these gorgeous shots coming. I only now have my first buds growing, so I have to live vicariously.
Thanks again.
Linda, it's ButterCream X L'Amour
Wow! Those are some nice blooms.
I too have some 2nd year "Susie" seedlings going to bloom, however I'm way behind you,
you can hardly tell they are buds yet.
I'm having serious "Bloom Envy" I should have some nice blooms the next garden tour, July 24th, since most folks that live up here don't even know what a Brug is, it ought to knock their socks off!
I had only moved about 6 into the yard on the May tour, several people asked me if they were tobacco. LOL!
Keep those great pictures coming!
Outstanding ADA! Absolutely gorgeous blooms! Gosh I am really excited about growing seeds now. I also got a few packets of seeds from Susie - got one seedling going now that was from a packet of "mixed doubles" from Susie. It is about 8" high in a 1 gallon.
Do you all think the best time for me to start new seeds would be in Sept/Oct -- given that if I start them now..I have no where to winter them over inside and I wouldn't think you should let little seedlings go dormant - should you??
Advise from you veteran seed growers is very much appreciated.
Diane Krny