Karyn
everything looks pretty, I am soo glad you have Brugs Blooming,
Elizabeth

karyn, you have so much space for plants! what kinda of farm do you have?

Very pretty Karyn..Congrats on the brug blooms... I love the farm too and the morning glorys are wonderful...

Karyn... The brugs finally bloomed ! The farm looks sooo big !! What is the last flower, golden one ?? very pretty.

WOW!! Everything looks awesome LOVE the MG's.. The Cows got most of the JMG when they "feasted" on the Banana's and Hibiscus this yr.. Banana's come back and at least they didn't eat but a few Brugs..LOL ..First pic I guess I have ever seen of the Farm.. NICE!!!
Kylie

Very nice Karyn!!!

Thanks for sharing with us.

Rigo

Beautiful pictures! Everything looks so good.
Thanks for sharing.
Dorothy

Hurray you finally got brug blooms!! I am thrilled for you when I read it in the subject line already :-)

EVERYTHING looks so pretty but that tomato...man that would be some awesome lunch!!!! ENJOY!!!! 2nd year here with trying tomatoes...I think I am not suppose to grow veggies...yet lol

In the 3 before last..is that a cat? Never seen one of THOSE.

oh and the MG with the purple and pink stripes...GORGEOUS!!

THANKS for all those great pics again

Lucy

Great pics. I really like the White MGs with star centers. I bought some seeds of what were supposed to be double blue picotees on ebay, and also chocolate MGs, but so far what has bloomed is a single blue. I still like it though.

Karyn, I love everything! I wanna know too what are the three before the caterpillar.I think the last one is Duranta Geisha Girl. That's really pretty. My seeds never germinated. :(

Theresa

The pics before the cat (yes Lucy it's a moth caterpillar, forgot which one) is a variegated ice plant from Lucy and the others are a Congo Cockatoo impatiens and the duranta Geisha Girl. If you want to try a cutting I'll send you some when I cut them back. They are pretty easy to root as long as they aren't soft green stems.

Shawn (and Lucy) I can send you as many seed as you want of the white MG's w/star centers. I might also have some double blue picotees left. My picotees never consistantly send out doubles and sometimes the doubles are deformed. Like a double brug whose inner skirt doesn't drop.

Edna I can't remember what the last plant is but it's a perennial bush type plant. I think the single variety is more common. I was hoping someone here would know the name.

Siam we grow mainly flowers, flowering trees and herbs for cutting outside and we finish off plug trays and start stuff from seed in the greenhouses. The majority is sold directly to the wholsale flower business (my DH). It's just easier that way and we don't have to look for buyers. I'll go take a few more pics at the farm. Those are of the area behind the greenhouses. Everything but the hydrangeas are planted on the other side. Most of the front area is tilled except where the peonies and lilacs are. I think the hydrangeas are on 6 or 8 acres. The tilled area is about 4 acres. Then there's a few acres of woods which we don't do anything with. Here's some older pics of the GH's. I thought I had more of the fields but can't find them.
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Karyn YES I'd love some. By next season I should have the fence area ready so MG can grow. If they do not grow in full sun then....I give up on them 4FR

But I do have one varigated maroon MG growing up the golden rain tree in the front lol

Oh and next year I will try just letting them grow IN the flower beds. As ground cover...if that will work them staying on the ground.

Karyn like I said before...I would love to stroll around our farm and it all looks so HEALTHY and gorgeous.

Lucy

Karyn, your farm and flowers are so beautiful. I would be
in hydrangea Heaven at that place!
Margaret

KAryn everything looks great, congrats on finally getting some brug blooms to show off!