Blue Star color dilemma: ruby or carmine?
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Comments (8)Is it fragrant? It doesn't look like the plain species so it must be something. : ) There's one called 'Hope' that has light pink flowers. Do you remember what other echinaceas Home Depot had when you were there? I posted a couple weeks ago that one of my Ruby Stars that I ordered this year had one white flower and one dark pink flower. I divided off the stem that had a white flower and replanted it. I didn't expect it to live but it looks ok so far after several days. The white flower on it was definitely "white" not light pink like yours. I think I got two coneflowers for the price of one so I'm not complaining. lol I'm curious whether yours will have all light pink flowers or maybe the rest will be normal. Does it have any more buds?...See MoreRuby Meyer and Friends
Comments (16)As disappointed as I am that I don't have a Ruby Meyer, I'm equally pleased that it turned out to be Bogota... that was one on my wish list! To me, all cybisters are wonderful, and I am enjoying Bogota! It's quite lovely! Yes, I will be selfing it, and also trying other crosses since there are two scapes, and the first scape has 3 blooms. I thought I'd drool over it for a couple of days, and then breed it. Larry thinks it's awesome, and says I should be thrilled that I got one that was on my list... and he says that next year, we'll look for Ruby Meyer. Plus, if I get a replacement, it's a free bulb... so what do I have to complain about? Nothing, really! Red Peacock is slowly opening that huge scape... each day it brings it a little closer to being photographed again! Don't worry... I'll post as soon as she pops! She should be a giant beauty dressed in red! I was hoping to find "Peter Pan" Agapanthus as that one is a dwarf variety and would be easier to keep indoors, but I'll take what I can get! I am charmed by the blue flowers, and the plant has been on my list of items to get for a while now! I'm glad I found one locally! When I do finally obtain a Ruby Meyer, I'll keep in mind that it's a bit finicky... perhaps it just likes drier conditions as some prefer. My Germa bulbs are finicky, but they're doing well. The bulb I can't figure out is Amputo! I've had it for two years, and it sleeps for most of the time! It does grow intermittently, but seems to spend more time napping! And it's never bloomed for me!...See MoreWhat goes with the color carmine?
Comments (13)Hi there. I know that its now January 2017. I am curious to know what you decided. I stumbled across this page looking for colors to match Carmine Rose in a fabric I am purchasing. When I saw your rose Bajazzo, I thought to myself "That's it!" In Bajazzo are the colors of pale yellow and a pale lime green. Your Bajazzo would be the star of the show among roses with a pale yellow or green tinge. I only have 1 rose bush and I don't remember its name. It is a blood red in color. I don't link Bajazzo would look good with it. Because I sew and quilt - I sew colors differently than rose enthusiasts, Rosaians, and aficianados. I see the Bajazzo as a blending of colors like a water color painting. If the Bajazzo was a quilt, I would put next to it - a pale yellow or the Easter Rose to frame it. From the Easter, I would use a rose with more greens in the flower. Bajazzo means "clown" so I would embrace the nature of the rose. Rosa chinesis viridiflora is the final frame for Bajazzo. Rosa chinesis viridiflora is considered an antique rose. As for Lagerfield - the lavender silver I am not feeling so much of a connection though is a grand rose. Maybe the Lagerfield is what I need for my dark red climbing rose so its not so lonely looking. Thank you for sharing your question on Houzz and let us know what you decided. I am now off to find the lovely colors of roses to spice up this lovely Carmine rose colored fabric on http://www.moodfabrics.com/carmine-rose-medium-weight-linen-310678.html...See MoreBasement color dilemma , please help
Comments (3)we just did behr marquee grey most and it's perfect!!...See Morelucky998877
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