I bought this variegated brug last summer in a 6 inch pot already blooming.
The blooms were white
but as they aged, they developed gold splashes. This winter the blooms had more
gold and I had one bloom for over a week that was entirely gold by the time it fell off.
It made tons of buds this winter in the g house, but most fell off right before they opened.
Probably too cool at night temps of 55 to 60.
This is the bloom that turned all gold after a week
Jackie
The foliage. I know it needs pruning to shape it but hated to since it's always setting buds.
Its pot bound and some pest is after it. I gave it some Bayer 2 in 1.
This is the best blooming brug I've ever owned. None of my others continue to set buds in the
winter.
Any clues to it's identity?
Jackie
I have no idea, but it sure has lovely foliage.
Thanx Sharon.
Jackie
VERY VERY NICE ONE ...
Hi Patootie, and welcome.
I'm leaning towards Maya for an ID with the info you provided and the photos.
It looks as if the bloom is nodding and Maya does blooms a creamy white then turns a honey color.
When your plant blooms some more provide some more photos. It may help for a more positive ID.
-Kin
http://davesgarden.com/pf/go/53828/index.html
Thank you Hope43.
Kin, thanks for the tentative id. Nice to have a name to go with my plant.
I will send more pics as it blooms.
Thanks again
Jackie
Is it "Snowbank" ?
I have one just like yours and it is a snowbank.
Seems like the leaf edges of Snowbank are serrated more than on my plant. Also
Snowbank has gray and cream in the lvs. Even though it looks like my lvs have gray,
I think it's just a different shade of green. Someone said Snowbank is difficult to
get to bloom, my plant has bloomed it's head off. Just my thoughts.
Jackie
My Snowbank blooms its head off . It had dozens of blooms on it before I had to bring it in for the winter and is setting buds on it again already while still inside.
Thanks, Sharon
Sharon, I just don't know. I think it probably is very difficult to tell these 2 apart
I will send more pics soon. I have 3 or 4 buds that are close to opening.
Jackie.
