Pics: My last flushes for the season

15 years ago

Here are some pics from the last flushes of the season that are going on. They are MEM, MM, Miss Caylie, Peach Parfait. I have one more brug with buds about to open, then once these blooms fade, no more blooms this year :(

Shawn

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dirt_under_my_nails
15 years ago
Sorry it's your last flush of the year.Our season here is winding down too. I really like Miss Caylie,I haven't heard of that one.
later..April
rigo74
15 years ago
Good luck with your last flush of the year, hope it last a while for you to ejoy.

Rigo
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luvmy3afhounds
15 years ago
Wow, they are just lovely! Enjoy!
Joyce
tropicgirl
15 years ago
I hate that blooming season is coming to a close for many of us. But look at the gorgeous blooms you have right now. They are very pretty.

Deb
givelittle_getlots
15 years ago
Shawn what a beautiful ending to a growing season.
At least we got all those pictures to go through and help us make it through the winterÂ´month.
Hope they are still blooming for you!

Lucy
karyn1
15 years ago
They're beautiful. This is so depressing, not only because it's the end but for most of us in the cooler zones the brugs are just now at peak. I hate having to chop off all the flowers, especially when it's the first buds on a plant that I haven't even seen yet. My NOL, MM and a dbl White as well as a few NOIDs all have buds that will have to go. They are inground so I can't even move them to the GH to continue blooming : (
fool4flowers
15 years ago
I realized I messed up and planted most all of my doubles and left the singles in pots. I should have done it the other way around, lol. Your brugs are beautiful. Mine are just getting going good. I hope the weather will hold out long enough for the doubles to bloom.
eloise_ca
15 years ago
Beautiful flushes! I like the way MEM looks (pix 6), reminds me of dancing girls.
chena
15 years ago
Great pic's Shawn... This is a bit of a sad time of yr... BUT on the bright side you will begin to plan for Spring...There is always something in the garden to keep your hands dirty and your back sore..LOL Or is that just at my house???
NICE!!
Kylie
pagrdnr
Original Author
15 years ago
Yes it is sad to dig them up and/or bring them in. This really is when they want to bloom, almost all of mine had buds. Sorry about the nudity, lol, I stripped all of them of their leaves and sprayed with forbid hoping that no mites would come in.

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