Russ Thompson
http://e-hummingbirds.com
Louisville, Kentucky

I am confused..again!
Your Coral nymph is definately coral, but mine is not.

I had received seeds named Coral Nymph, and was wondering when I saw the posted photos of Stans Pink Dreamsicle was supposed to resemble these blooms, but taller, I think maybe this is another variety. I like them, though!
Any ideas?

Patricia,
looks like you have gotten a cross.

Penny
Niagara Falls, NY
USDA zone 6a/6b
Heat zone 4
Sunset zone 39

Patricia you's is a pretty color though.

Dianne
Southeast Alabama
Heat Zone 8
Sunset Zone 31

It is a lovely color! The main thing it is blooming! The Cinnamon hummer has approached then, but hasn't tested them, as far as I know.
There isn't many hummers around right now. The female Ruby throat is still here, but since the continual rain, I haven't seen any males.

Patricia,
I just go by the name I am told when someone sends me the seed. E-mail me if you don't have any of this seed and I will send you some. It is a pretty white/pink salvia that does very well for me.

Here is a similar photo of a hummer at the Cardinal Flower.



Russ Thompson
http://e-hummingbirds.com
Louisville, Kentucky

Nice pic!

Maryjane
W Ga
Zone 8a