fragrance?

21 years ago

I HAVE MY VERY FIRST TWO BLOOMS ON MY CHARLES GRIMALDI BUT

THERE IS NO FRAGRANCE. I HOPE THAT SINCE IT IS 1:OO PM

THAT I WILL BE DELIGHTED THIS EVENING? ANY OPINIONS? TY IN

ADVANCE. SYBIL

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Wildcat_IN_Z5
21 years ago
Hello Sybil Krizinski,

Try 6:30 pm to 9:30 pm.

Enjoy!

Wildcat
coldtropics
21 years ago
That was the first one I ever smelled, ahhhh you are in for a treat, pulled up my chair and sat outside half the night.
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gentian
21 years ago
It's not fair, I work from 4:30pm to 1:00am so I won't be able to smell them except on weekends.
Patrick888
21 years ago
My 'CG' hasn't bloomed yet, but I hope it smells better than the unnamed pink/peach brug that I have. Similar to my daturas, I think the fragrance is kinda like a cheap perfumed bar of soap! It's a little better from a distance, but I was expecting something more "thilling"! My 'Cypress Gardens' smells a little better.

Patrick

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