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Slow start, but a few are blooming now

6 years ago

Debra, Firecracker Parade put up three scapes and the blooms are so pretty:





Wild Cherry Wine gave twins:


Pink Gingham is beginning in a typical fashion.


Water Drops is a great bloomer, but it always begins in the fronds:


And, Betty Ford:


With a garden full of scapes, blooms seem to be just straggling in. the bloomed over two days, not one. I live in Central Alabama, so even though my blooms start early, they will end when some of you have glorious blooming gardens, so it evens out.


kay



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  • 6 years ago

    Thank you, Sherry, they are looking good. Wild Cherry wine has the most buds ever. Nancy, Debra sent Firecracker Parade to me to see if it would so better here. The blooms are lovely. Brad, I will be tired of the heat very soon, but it will be around until November probably...It is already in the high eighties. I would prefer springlike temps, but you get what you get.

    kay



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