My Brugmansia are looking good. They are actually about 2 weeks ahead of schedule in comparing photo's from last year. I'll probably cut back the weeds and grass at the end of the month. I leave them there until all danger of frost has passed.
X
they do look very very good..
Twyla
So they are all coming back from the roots? A great start. What zone are you in X?
Hi Kell,
I'm 8a/b .. right there on the dotted line lol. I've seen it get into the low low 20's, even teens once here. We have sandy/clayey soil here which I think doesn't freeze as fast as other soils and holds moisture well. I was utterly amazed to see a brug I rooted from a cutting then planted in the ground in late August in hopes of getting more cuttings, come back! I never dreamed it would have enough time to develop a good enough root system in that short of time, but it did. It's the one in the lower right hand side of the picture, an Equador Pink.
X
This message was edited Apr 13, 2006 11:33 PM
This message was edited Apr 13, 2006 11:34 PM
You are sure doing something right!
EP is supposed to hate it cold too. I left my EP out too and it did fine too, but mine was a huge one, not a baby like yours.
