Very pretty. There's no way to positively ID your brug without testing which would be crazy but it has the same color progression as Frosty Pink. Just call it a NOID pink and enjoy it. Karyn

rofl @ Linda. I put that picture in because I thought it was need how the sunrays were shining over my angels. Linda I think we have another OT we could do.........HOW BAD ARE YOUR:..........eyes.......hearing..........smell.....ohh that would be horrible. Not being able to smell the Angels........hairloss.........weightgain...........should we REALLY open THAT can? roflmao

Nah, Lucy, I did not get my greenhouse up like I wanted and the $$$ went elsewhere, now. Some of my brugs hung out in the sunroom and most were in my barely-above-freezing basement. I lost a few but still have plenty- that is an understatement!! Glynis, is that you? Welcome to the brug world! All my brugs that come back from the roots bloom much later. These blooms were on brought-inside-for-the-winter plants! Okey, I have to tell y'all, I have been so covered-up at work, I don't have time to even eat. I am working by myself two days out of our 6-day week, so I did not get my photos posted yesterday. Here they are. More seedlings blooming for the first time, more and more. Yay!!! I am so happy I will not have to save them over another winter, since so far they don't seem to be keepers. I won't get rid of them yet but let them bloom on til Fall- some of them may have a change of heart and turn spectacular!! LOL! Look for the photos from the 7-8th. They are all in one file and I think the link takes you to all my June brug photos. Sorry, I have not been able to post much online. Still waiting to be not so busy. Well, I have been waiting for a while for that!!!! So, the good, the bad, and a few uglies!! Here is a link that might be useful:

I'm in a pocket zone 5 here. But make no mistake, it shifts. One year, like last year, it was in the middle of October, the year before Nov 11th. That's a month difference. Last year it was just the one deep long frost, not quick it was nasty, it got a few of mine. The threats will have me on a roller coaster again this year. Anxiety attacks no doubt. 3day notices of the threats aren't much to work with. I've never been one much for big risks/gambles, but now I have to. I think I plan to bring in the ground planted ones early this year, one at a time type of thing...lol...except the older bigger ones will be left in the ground for testing...lol. There is nothing in the ground that's not also in a pot, I just don't know which would of turned out the best right now but the movable potted ones will probably do much better when all is said and done. If I didn't have so many, I'd repot the ground planted ones, many of which are bigger than the potted ones, when the season is threatening and move it about as needed. I want the longest season possible for those in the pots. -Sandy