Is Five a Flush?

17 years ago

She finally opened up the other two this afternoon.

I thought there were three more, I lied.

The fragrence is like a dream.

As you can see the new ones are YELLOW, but as I post this they are turning slightly orange.

I would post a pic but someone lost my USB for my camera! I am not happy.

Anyway, it will be interesting to see just how orange they are by morning.

I may just dawn some bug spray and go sit by her and have a cold one.

I'm gong to go ahead and post a pic I took with my phone, kinda dark but you can see the difference.

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Comments (8)

karyn1
17 years ago
Very pretty. I've had so few blooms this season that I'm calling 2 a flush! lol
fool4flowers
17 years ago
Yep more than 2 is a flush, lol. Way to go!
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napdognewfie
17 years ago
With the season some of us have had anything over 1 is a flush. I still get excited over a single bloom on some of them. LOL

Linda
eloise_ca
17 years ago
Congrats on your flush! That is a nice color. Hope you find your USB.
givelittle_getlots
17 years ago
Yupp it is a flush. A beautiful one at that!!

Lucy
Dave in NoVA • N. Virginia • zone 7A
17 years ago
For me ONE is a flush. LOL!
rock_oak_deer
17 years ago
I've only had two at a time so far, so five is definitely a flush. Congratulations! Those are beautiful.
texasfern
Original Author
17 years ago
And they smell soooooo good!
I woke up to the new ones just as orange as thier older sisters.
I am soo looking forward to a lifetime of brugs!
Oh, by the way, a while back someone posted to put those long matches in the soil. I think it works.
I couldn't find the long ones, so I just stuck about 10 of the short ones in there. I'm saying this was the trick. Well, that and me sitting and talking to her!
So the formula would be "matches n mama", or in some cases "phosphates and papa". I think I covered my bases.
Have a good night.