Some more catching up on a rainly Tuesday

Brad KY 6b

5 years ago

The pictures won't necessarily show wet flowers since I am behind.

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Brad KY 6b
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5 years ago

Not sure which ones I showed before. Hopefully no repeats.

Noid

Maleny Debutante

Maleny Empire Rose

Milano Crimson Tide is actually darker and richer than the photo.

Paige's Pinata, couldn't get the color right.

Pony

Primal Scream

Radiant Moonbeam

Red Viper is quite the show off. Dick gave this to Brianna last year and she absolutely loves it. Tall, well budded.

The color is more accurate on the single flower.

I better submit!

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Brad KY 6b
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5 years ago
South Seas

Sovereign Queen

Spider Miracle, huge flower, tall.

Stealth Bomber

Strutter's Ball is darker than the photo

Sun King

My highly debated noid or...There were several good suggestions of what it could be, but it seems too rounded to be any of them. Of course, it could be my climate and soil.

Tuscawilla Tigress

That's all for now. More another time.
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Nancy 6b
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Noce Brad. Tuscawilla Tigress opened today here, big bright, look at me flower. I like your noid.
mantis__oh
5 years ago
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I like your purples--Stealth B and Strutter's Ball. The noid is a very nice lavender. The strongly recurved segments might help identify it. I see one picture of Blue Lake that looks a lot like it (pics of that cultivar vary a lot).
lilykate7a
5 years ago
I love so many of your oldies. Some I have, many I do not. But you always post such pretty pictures of them. Stealth Bomber looks good in your garden. I like your noid, regardless of what it may be. It qualifies as a BBU (Beautiful But Unknown).

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organic_kitten
5 years ago
Brad! you got ten in your original post, didn't you? Maybe they really are fixing it. Primal Scream just grabs you! Love it. And Tuscawilla Tigress is another beauty. I like your Sun KIng and your Red Viper too.

kay
Brad KY 6b
Original Author
5 years ago
I got ten in the comments but nothing in the first post.

I complained again, and they requested information like as if they had never heard of any problem. I detailed it very clearly. I wanted to drip sarcasm, but refrained.
tarheelgirl_7b
5 years ago
Really nice group! Milano Crimson Tide, Paige’s Piñata, Primal Scream, and Stealth Bomber are my top picks.

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Maryl (Okla. Zone 7a)
5 years ago
Really nice picture of South Seas. So many people praised it years ago that I got one and can't imagine being without it now. It's blooming as I type.....Paige's Pinata always gets me. Every time I see your name I try and remember it's name. One of these days I may find room for it. I do like it quite a bit.......I may have grown your yellow noid years ago. A friend claimed it and I reluctantly let it go. I'll try and find the name and check back with you......Maryl
shive
5 years ago
The lavender NOID and Pony are my top favorites. I must be in a lavender mood today.

Debra

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