Blooms from the past few days
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Comments (11)mantis: I can only assume the lack of water and perhaps the late snowstorm and hard freezes we had this spring set SS back. It was doing so good when we had the spring warm up and then downhill. It is one of the ones I plan to move to the back garden. Linda: I'm willing to sweat a bit to get the pounds off from all the ice cream I've been eating the past month LOL. nat4b: I usually will get about 12 - 15 buds per scape on LOTW here. I still like this one even with the bad budcount this year. Ellie and Chris: Thanks for the comments. I took the photos of the one garden section last Thursday. Now, only a few blooms remain as of today. Sorry site for sure but makes it much easier to start moving plants. Julia...See MoreBlooms from the past few days
Comments (11)Val - Keep On Truckin is registered at 30 inches. I have it growing in a pot, and the scapes are only about 22 inches. I imagine they would be much taller if the the plant were in the ground and settled in a bit. Mantis - You are right. That is We Are the Champions. I have a bad sinus infection and my brain must not be working quite right. I don't think its flower fits a form. But I like it in all its incarnations. By the way, I got much better bud count on it the second year and much taller scapes....See MoreSeveral Blooms from the past few days
Comments (11)Mantis I have not seen Ocean Roar. I saw it listed relatively cheap on the LA and won it for under $20.00. TMBA has only been in the ground since August of 2014, so I really can't speak to its plant habit. It is registered at 27 inches, but mine bloomed at 12 inches. I too grow many of Petit's intros and have been satisfied with his older intros. His newer intros, particularly with the gaudy edges, just don't seem to hold up throughout the day. It seems that the substance has gone into the edge at the expense of the petal. WRITTEN ON THE WIND has the same issues. Blooms in the foliage, has a good edge, but don't touch the petal as it seems to melt and tear when I touch it. David...See MoreBlooms from the past few days
Comments (10)Wow....you are starting your season off with a bang! You sure have some pretties today. I can't choose one favorite...but I can say that several are favorites.....Lee's Loss, both of your noids, Crystalline Entity and Mysterious Eyes. They are all so lovely. I'm still waiting on mine which are always lagging behind everyone elses but I see scapes!...See Moreshive
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