Showing posts with label DS William George. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DS William George. Show all posts
Saturday, July 6, 2019
William George..just because!
I put this on here just because I happened to of been wandering around the garden with my camera and saw WG backlit by the evening sun. Think my dad would of been pleased with this Brug
Sunday, June 23, 2019
DS William George..a tropical burst of colour
DS William George named for my Dad is out and adding zing in the garden
Truthfully, it is only just getting started with its colouring. The hotter it is, the hotter the colouring.
Truthfully, it is only just getting started with its colouring. The hotter it is, the hotter the colouring.
Monday, September 3, 2018
DS William George registered
This is cross from my friend Didier Silvestre that I have grown from seed to mature flowering plant in the past two and half years.
Happily I have grown a flowering cutting which is now registered with Brugmansia Grower's International, named for my late father William George, for my family it will be simply called Bill. I think its a worthy Brug.
The main plant has been flowering since May this year, and just continues to dazzle in the sunshine.
Happily I have grown a flowering cutting which is now registered with Brugmansia Grower's International, named for my late father William George, for my family it will be simply called Bill. I think its a worthy Brug.
The main plant has been flowering since May this year, and just continues to dazzle in the sunshine.
Tuesday, July 17, 2018
Like abit of colour..how about this!
This is a seedling that I've grown out from my friend in France, Didier.
The cross is Aube Sanguine x Zumba and the result is good..very good.
So good that I've lodged it with Brugmansia Growers International to register the name for my late father.
But until then, put on your sunglasses because it's bright.
The cross is Aube Sanguine x Zumba and the result is good..very good.
So good that I've lodged it with Brugmansia Growers International to register the name for my late father.
But until then, put on your sunglasses because it's bright.
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