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17 years ago

I started this seed March 08. Margie's Delight X peanut#2 (hyb: P. Watson) I just love it :)

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Comments (16)

  • 17 years ago

    Edna I agree! I love it too... May we please see a close up shot? I would love to see a flower up close.. Awesome! Congrats on your blooming seedling..:)))

  • 17 years ago

    Oh Edna that is gorgeous. Is it a double? Hard for ME to see. LOVE not only the color but also the tree shape.

    does it smell?

    You trimmed it to be a tree right? So glad you got something so gorgeous out of that x ing

    Lucy

  • 17 years ago

    Wow, that's so pretty!
    Susan

  • 17 years ago

    If you click the pic it does enlarge. No I haven't trimmed it @ all. That's the original shape. I wish there was somewhere to cut, I need to send the hybridizer a piece, but I'm not cutting now. Yes, very fragrant.

    Lucy, I'm finding that I like seeds better than plants. Much more exciting. I have somewhere between 25-30 that will bloom this year, and I can't wait !

  • 17 years ago

    Edna that's gorgeous!

  • 17 years ago

    Wow, that is a beauty Edna, congrats! I love the shape, size, color and if you say it's got great fragrant, that's another plus!

  • 17 years ago

    Very beautiful Edna! you have done a super job with it!
    I have seedlings of that one too but it has`nt bloomed as
    yet, I hope mine turn out as beautiful!
    Thank you for posting the pic!

    Karen

  • 17 years ago

    Pedro has out done himself again!!!!

    :) Mary

  • 17 years ago

    Edna if I knew that I would get angels like that from seeds...heck I would feel the same way lol

    But for that you really got to know a LOT about the crosses and parents. Which I just don't.

    Lucy

  • 17 years ago

    Edna, Your thumb is greener than green! Very beautiful! Do most of your seedlings bloom that fast or are you just a super gardener? Do you have any secrets or tips for getting them to bloom that fast that you might reveal to us?
    Great job! Can't wait to see your next blooms!
    Joyce

  • 17 years ago

    Joyce, I've just had lots of good luck. Actually it was just about to bloom last fall, and I had to bring it in for the winter, so it didn't finish blooming.

    I think the big thing (for me) is getting the seedling in the ground and not a pot. I do know it takes a lot of work and fertilizer to get them from a seed to blooms. But it is so exciting, so it's worth it.

  • 17 years ago

    Edna

    What a beauty!! Great job with the seedling! Love the color! Thanks for sharing your pic! :)

    Mike

  • 17 years ago

    Edna~ You have given the rest of us hope for our seedlings too.Can't wait to see what I get out of mine, Thanks for the inspiration.

    Rigo

  • 17 years ago

    How beautiful! I love the form and color. Ok, my little seedlings are going in the ground, lol. I want something new and exciting too, lol.

  • 17 years ago

    Edna I agree with what Rigo said.

    As I sat outside for a few minutes today and had my coffee. I looked and looked. At the yard. At all the seedlings. Especially the angels. Trying to find a QUICK inground home for them this season. SO..I came up with a plan.

    There is still a afternoon shady grass spot right by the house. I will get that tiller out and get rid of that grass real fast lol

    I have like 20 seedlings that are just not doing well and I hope by putting them there....they will love it.

    Edna got more pictures until we have our own? well what am I saying...don't stop once we got our own lol

    Lucy

  • 17 years ago

    Very beautiful! And fragrant is a bonus. Makes me want to try to grow some myself.
    Clare

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