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6 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

Still having a lot more bloom than I expected. I have had more bloom in clumps than ever before. This is a Paul Owens seedling that I have had several years. It is a pretty bloom, and blooms a lot, but is just above the foliage or just at it.

Blueberry Breakfast continues to be a beauty:

Clump of Bird Talk: nice and tall and well above the foliage:

Paul Owens Crazy Mr. Jim: Huge bloom, nearly half are poly:

Bright Eyed and Bushy Tailed:

Ledgewood's Pansy Eye (after a full day in hot sun)

Westbury's Chip Off The Old Block: also after day in sun

El Desperado:

Forsyth's Garrett Mason:

White Eyes, Pink Dragon:

That's Ten

kay

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Brad KY 6b
6 years ago
Kay, nice bunch! White Eyes Pink Dragon always catches my attention! They are all nice but it is my favorite of the bunch.
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shive
6 years ago
I'll take the first one and the last one! You have had things blooming for a long time now. Is some of this rebloom?

Debra
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lilykate7a
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Clumps are still looking good! I walked my garden today and was surprised at the number of reblooms I have. Still a lot of color and some late ones coming on. All is good!! I have always liked Forsyth's Garret Mason.

Kate
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tarheelgirl_7b
6 years ago
Lovely group of blooms! Hard to choose a favorite but I think White Eyes Pink Dragon wins today. Blueberry Breakfast also catches my eye.

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hoosier_nan (IN z5b/6a)
6 years ago
Lovely blooms! White Eyes, Pink Dragon and Blueberry Breakfast are my picks today. We grow El Desperado, but we put it in the worst possible location (because we are running out of space) so it never has shown us what it can do. We finally moved it so I hope it puts on a show like yours is doing.

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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
6 years ago
All those lavenders are quite pretty, but I'm still partial to Blueberry Picnic.........Maryl
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Nancy 6b
6 years ago
I always like WEPink dragon with that wonderful pink color, but Blueberry Breakfast looks better to me with every picture. That Paul Owen seedling is really nice. I had one of Paul Owens seedlings, a nice soft pink that I really liked, I moved it and it has disappeared.
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organic_kitten
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6 years ago
Thanks, Brad. Debra, Ledgewood's Pansy Eye is re-blooming, and Westbourne's Chip Off The Old Block just puts up scapes along like Colorado Moonstone...which has been blooming since late April and still has a couple. Kate, I have so many with re-bloom scapes it is surprising. Kae, GM is always a favorite f mine too. Lori, thoose were DEbra's picks too. Nancy and Nancy. The color of BB is hard to catch, but that is just why it is striking. Asn as usual, it is next to a bluberry bush and you can sometimes see a few of them with it, Thank you all for looking and commenting. I go out each day sure there will be nothing to photograph but there are always clumps blooming and I can't resist them.

kay
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