More new blooms...new views...mysteries...
OK...starting at the beginning of the walk...The first flush of Rosamond X L'amour sent by Patricia...
More pics (anyone tired of these, already?)
The next two are a white...first bloom. Among the gazillions of whites, anyone know the name of this one....?
No. 2
Maya's first bloom....say, Blaine...not bad...6 days after yours and there were 4 days difference in our planting them...
VersiPeach...second flush after I whacked her back.
ONE of my favorite views on the road...with Louise in center stage...In the distance is a bed of Crotons, Cycads and Crinums.... needs a brug or 10, don't you think?
Always do it once!!!
Creamsickle...she just keeps going....like the Battery Brug!
LAST one....this is the pod parent of about 10 pods by unknown fathers... (Desperate Brugwives, Installment 2!!!)
very very pretty!
LOL Kin.
They are all hot!! Your first seedling looks so dark Carol! Your Cream sickle looks different then mine, the second skirt is tight. It is beautiful.
Do you get lots of comments for having such different brugs growing? Are you selling them over there? I bet you could do well. They sure fit into what I think Hawaii is all about. Swaying in the soft tropical breeze.
They all look beautiful, the white one looks like my Snow Cone.
Doris
Gosh Doris, you are such a bruggie now., even doing IDs! LOL
That is something the way the test Mayas basically bloomed together on the same schedule. Adjusting for timezone and jet lag. :) The big question on that experiment was if variegation varied by location. From the pics I've seen, they all seem to do the same thing. With my two, it does seem that the more sun they get the more the variegation is limited to the leaf edges.
beautiful pics as always Carol.
I'm enjoying it Carol, thank you so much for letting us walk with you :-)))) It's gorgeous and paradise you live in. You & Blaine have beautiful flower's...I enjoyed it emmensely.
((((J))))
Thanks, everyone!
No collectors here that I know of, except for a fellow up in Volcano. I don't sell any, but I give them away to friends (after pruning)...and will be donating a bunch of them at the Master Gardeners' 'Foliage-Flowers-Fragrance' plant sale in November. I hope to start a plant fad...I think they are such outstanding additions to our "bush" - whether growing "formally" in a garden or stuck about the bush adding color and fragrance.
There are stories from time to time of kids trying out the toxins to get high...and the Hawaiian name is something like "Dead Man"....
Beautiful Carol. Who is enjoying the walk down the road?
Bob has Louise on the leash, Thelma (her sister) is chasing something in the bush and me....we walk it every morning (about 1/3 of a mile round trip) and oooh and aaah...lots of fun. Then we walk it again at night before putting the dogs to bed.... (and about a gazillion times during the day working on it!)
Oh God, Dead Man!! LOL