We love Bass Gibson here.

Feeling Thorny is doing very well for a southern bred one. Maybe that's because it is an offspring of Bass Gibson. The color and shape are different, though.

Gypsy Rose Lee is rather plain, but it is a beautiful color and a vigorous plant.

It's hard to get a good picture of Mitch Lynd, but I think this is pretty accurate.

Red Eyed Queen was planted last spring. The flowers are quite large but I hope the color improves.

The flower of Spacecoast Velvet Valentine is a little splotchy, but that's better than the first two that tried to open but got hung up.

As you might imagine, Spirit of Halloween is one of Bob's favorites.

Triple Cherries is one of my favorites even though it doesn't achieve its registered stats. It always comes through the winter, though, and usually reblooms, sometimes twice. It's fertile too.

On Your Knees You Will Find Him is a very good toothy pink. It's tall too, but not pod fertile.

I don't know if I have posted this this year, but it was so pretty today, I just had to take a picture. This is Tropical Fusion. It's a bigger flower and better budded than Lava Flow, which is also one of our favorites.

A few more to follow . . .