Another potted brug

This one smells so nice - well, they all do!

Oh, I love the way that one looks upward and the color. By chance, is it Bert?? I've been really trying to get a start of Bert.

LOL, Linda - no, this is just a common yellow that my husband layed on the deck to get this picture of - isn't he a sweetie?

Very pretty blooms Kay.

Haha you fooled me. It's a beautiful color, I see now that it is shot from below, looking upward. The rain gutter threw me off.

Kay, I hope you don't mind me flipping the image so we can see how it really looks. If it is a problem I will delete it.

I don't know if it is me or what, but the yellow and orange brugs have a stronger and sweeter fragrance to me, than the pinks.

Thanks David. It's beautiful from that angle too.

Very pretty!!

Now Im not a yellow person but this one is just beautiful....got to get some like it since it seems Im full of pink in the garden this year...not that I dont like pink....Judy

That is a beatiful yellow.

Doris

You are all just so kind - thanks for the compliments!

It's a beautiful yellow Brug from what ever angle you view it!

Me too, it's so pretty, doesn't matter which way it is viewed...

Hi Kay,
I see you are in Independence Missouri. I am in St. Louis. I know you are a little farther south than me, but I was wondering, do you bring your brugs in for the winter or leave them outside and overwinter them? Any growing info wound be appreciated. Thanks

Crystal

Oh I missed this first time around, what a pretty brug! And what a nice husband!!

Crystal, my niece is an RN in St. Louis. I winter mine over in my heated basement under 8 hours of halogen lights and bring them back out April 1. I don't cut my limbs back - just remove all the leaves. They bloom all winter.