REALLY pretty...This one will be on my "want" list :)

Also have Kyles Pins frist Bloom!
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The last pix in the first post is a Day Dream I think.
Sorry
Dorothy

Dorothy

Congrats!! 'Pink Perfektion' did have 'funny looking' blooms for me the first time she bloomed! She'll get better! Second flush is much more attractive & as I found out - she likes the cooler weather, at least here in Arkansas! :)

Brenda has reminded me a couple of times how I should try 'Salmon Perfektion!' Much nicer looking Brug! And her pics of it in the 'Gallery' prove that!

I'm glad 'Day Dreams' & 'Pink Perfektion' have done well for you! :))

Mike

I agree with Brenda. Salmon Perfektion has perfect blooms. They are much smaller than P.P., but way more attractive.

It looks like that I "NEED" Salmon Perfection also. LOL
There is just soooo Many I NEED!
LOL
Dorothy

Dorothy lol...you have so many blooms...somewhere in there is the beauty for sure!! At least she did not drop her buds :-)

But I am not even showing the blooms from Candida double white because they too do not like to bloom for me in this dry TX heat.

Lucy

I like them... The kylie is pretty also... Have a great holiday...

Dorthy, I have just post pink perfection on another forum
Explaining How Pink perfection will be pluck up out of my
yard here shortly. I will have to admit she is a very good
Bloomer here In Florida. Takes full sun and have Bloom all
summer for me, It's just the deform Looking Blooms That's
Very Unattractive To me. Here Is a Picture What I Have Taken
This Morning, ~~~~~I can No longer Stand It.~~~~~~
Sorry, Pink Perfection Has To Go At Least From My Yard.

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Chocolate Brug

oh chocolate Brug, if I lived in a colder climate..I sure would send you postage and tell you not to throw it across the tracks...but I do know how frustrating it is if you wait year and flush after flush for SOME nice blooms and either that or nothing.

Lucy

Lucy, This One Here Thrives In The Heat~~~~
This One Gets 8 Hours Of Full Sun And Never
Takes a Bow In The Heat Of The Day. The Best Part
She Gives You Plenty Of Blooms And Does Not Drop Any Buds. They Are Just Not Pretty To Me Is My Only Complaint With This One.

If You Would Like To Try It Just Holler, Because
You Know When I Say Up Up And Away, ZOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMM~~
You Got It, Across The Tracks.

Chocolate Brug

roflmao...Just let me know where exactly those tracks are....I will be there next week. Can you wait with the tossing lol

Lucy

Lucy, you have time.
Chocolate Brug

:-))))))

Lucy

Chocolate Brug is your in the ground or pot?
Mine is in a pot. I think next year I will plant her in the ground.
I still like her and will be keep mine.

Lucy congratulation! LOL
We need to find out where CB's RR tracks are.
Do I hear road trip to Fl. LOL

Thanks everyone for their comments.
Dorothy

Dorthy, Yes It's In The Ground And Grew a Nice 6 Feet
So Far And Showing No Sign Of Slowing Down.
Don't Be Afraid To Give Her Full Sun Dorthy She
Handles It With a Breeze. It Will Not Drop Any
Of It's Buds And Will Give You Plenty Of Blooms
Even In The Summer Months.Best Wishes Dorthy.

Chocolate Brug

Dorothy..
I really like Salmon Perfection. I have it growing in a large pot and is on it's 2nd flush. My Pink Perfection hasn't bloomed for me yet. Of the doubles New Orleans Lady is the most prolific. I have Salmon Perfection and NOL in a jar rooting up for you.

Wonderful! Jill, I can't wait until fall.
It's going to be fun trading with you.
Hugs
Dorothy

Dorothy yours is the only PP that I've seen with nice blooms. All the others I've seen look more like CB's.

I'm really disappointed with my NOL this year. So far all the blooms have been defective in both color and form, even with the cooler temps.

This morning the PP is looking better! (I think)
But the blooms are not uniformed. But that not really a bad thing.
Dorothy
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Dorothy She is pretty! :) She will probably darken up??? Def a keeper imo...

CB......If you could only have 10 brugs which would they be? I'm just trying to figure out which are the best for hot climates.