These are just a few of the brugmansia's I grew this year. It was a really bad year for blooms.

This is B. Chesa unknown x unknown dbl. pink


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B. Miss Caylie with her winter color.
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This is one of Delisa Harvey's seedlings that I grew out for her. The cross is:
Rubiline x Rubiline x peanut #2

Unknown x unknown dbl. pink. The working name for this seedling is B. Chesa. I hope to register it this next Fall.

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B. Tuffy this is one of Shirley's brugs.



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B. facination




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unknown Frosty type that is an orangish Salmon color




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B. Peaches n' Cream





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B. Daydreams




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B. Desiree

Hawaiian Dbl. White




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B. Susanne





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B. Ambrosia




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Rubiline x Rubiline x Peanut #1 growing for Delisa Harvey.



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Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area


B. Chesa is an unknown x unknown seedlings grown out by myself. She has been trialed for two years, and has proven to be a very consistent bloomer and somewhat bug registed espcially here in Calif.

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This is my first year growing B. Adeline. I love the shape of her and I am sure if it was earlier in the season the color would be somewhat darker. She also has a wonderful fragrance.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

B. Genevieve is one of Brenda Delphs hybrids. It is a truly lovely double white brug.

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Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

This is another of Brenda Delphs Hybrids and one of my very favorites. It bloomed many times over the summer for me and I just love the large flouncy skirts on this one.

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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This was my very favorite brug.this summer. It started blooming in early Spring and almost never was without
buds or blooms until this past week. It seems to me it like the heat more than the cool weather, although it is loaded up with buds again. I also had no insect problems with this one.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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I have grown this brug. since the very start of my brug. growing day's and it never disappoints me.
I also love the more horizontal or nodding blooms on it and it sets pods easily in the early spring and Fall.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

Painted Lady didn't get as dark for me as I hoped, but I still find her to be a delightful brug.

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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This is another favorite of mine. I grew this seed out for Delisa Harvery last year and this is it's 2nd blooming season, although Delisa decided not to register it. I am using it in my pollinaization program this year and right now it is loaded with seed pods.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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This is another of Delisa Harvey's seedlings that I have been working with, however so far have not had any luck pollinating it.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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This is another of Delisa Harvey's seedlings that I have been working with, however so far have not had any luck pollinating it.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

This is a shot of this seedlings just opening up

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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Another very pretty pink, although this one was a broad mite magnet for me this season and I have only had a couple blooms on her thus far.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

this brug. as been very slow growing for me this summer, and had been fighting mites all summer, but in spite of that I did get a few blooms early on and it is getting ready to bloom again.

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

This is anothr one of Brenda Delphs hybrids. I was quite impressed by this plant. I bought it early Spring and a few months later it was in full bloom in a pot. It didn't put on a lot of height but was absolutely loaded with flowers. I was a little disappointed in the lightness of the flower color, however I am finding that the pinks do not color up as well here as they do in states that have a lot of humdity. Now in the winter in the greenhouse, blooms color up really well for me. I just moved this one pot and all into the greenhouse for winter and it didn't even drop it's buds, so I am hoping it will take some pollen for me.

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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Rudbeckia, Asters and crocosmia

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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I love growing plumeria because they bloom all summer. The down side is I have to save room over winter in the greenhouse for them.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

Allamanda ' Cherries Jubilee' another one of my favotie tropicals that get's overwintered in the greenhouse.

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Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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This is another type of plumeria. I received this as a small rooted cutting from Puerto Rico in a plant trade about 4 years ago.

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

I am not sure of the name of this Daylily, but it is one of my favorites and is a rebloomer.

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Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

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Cruel vine and Jackmanii clematis

Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area

I believe this is Clematis 'William Goodman' but I might be wrong.

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Patricia
Livermore, Calif.
San Fran. Bay area