Hybridizer: Herrenhauser Garten
Large single deep pink candida blooms with deep green foliage.
Blooms in heavy flushes
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'Brugmansias' original acrylic painting by Holly April Harris
Antique French Perfume Label ..'Extracted in Flowers'
Through the looking glass .. brugmansia 'Rosalao'
'Tutu' .. first blooms of the season .. March 2012
brugmansia 'Bad Angel' winter blooms
brugmansia 'Langenbuscher Garten' blooming triple
Silhouette at Sunset ~ February 2012
brugmansias 'Equadore' and 'Miss October' ~ October 2011
brugmansia 'Minuet'
brugmansia 'Super Rose' ~ Winter Blooms February 3, 2012
brugmansia 'Miss October' winter colour ~ January 22, 2012
hybrid datura 2011
brugmansia 'Maya' ~ Fall Flush
brugmansia 'New Ocre' ~ Winter Colour ~ December 2011
Datura 'Double Triple Yellow'
brugmansia 'Ice Princess' ~ Winter Blooms ~ December 2011
brugmansia 'La Belle Dame' ~ winter blooms ~ January 25, 2012
brugmansia 'Butterfly' February Blooms 2012
brugmansia 'Bert' ~ December 2011
brugmansia 'Bert'
brugmansia 'Tiara' ~ Winter Colour ~ January 2012
brugmansia 'Bolero' Winter Blooms ~ February 3, 2012
brugmansia Seed Pods
brugmansia 'Golden Lady' ~ Winter Blooms ~ January 2012
new hybrid 2012
brugmansia 'Dominique'
brugmansias 'Langenbusher Garten' and 'Chesa' ~ Winter Blooms ~ Late 2011
brugmansia 'Bad Angel'
'Sweet Lady', 'Equadore', & 'Miss October'
brugmansia 'Alyse' ~ Winter Colour ~ January 11, 2012
brugmansia 'Tiara' .. displaying golden tips
brugmansia 'Cuba' ~ Winter Colour ~ January 2012
brugmansia 'Super Rose'
brugmansias 'Jesse Noel', 'Sweet Lady', & 'Equadore'
brugmansia 'Mia' .. 'Variegata X'
brugmansia 'Stellatta'
brugmansia 'Archangel'
brugmansia 'Tante Christa' ~ Winter Colour January 2012
brugmansia 'Shredded Fantasy'
brugmansia 'Minuet' ~ January 2012
brugmansia 'New Ocre' Winter Blooms
There's an Angel Watching Over You
One of my all time favorite Brugmansia is Rosenquartz. Another favorite is Amber Rose,(oldie but goodie in my opinion, Goldtraum,Butterfly Pink,love the single Suaveolens and their wonderful aroma. When hybridising it's important to concentrate on any and all good traits. For example if everyone's most important development in a new cross is to make a double, tripple flower, there also needs to be those of us who will and can breed some other great treats as well. For example scent is very important. So try breeding a highly scented variety with your new double. Hybridising in disease resistance or cure, maybe a beautiful variety has that beautiful tripple one of a kind bloom like Phenominal. However the problem is the flowers are born on a very weak plant. Not very vigorous to grow but of course no one wants to get rid of that beautiful flower. Well, breed with a particularly robust plant variety, try breeding in scent. If we dont pay attention to these other important breeding must do/s and don'ts.To many rush to name their new named variety named so they may have the glory. Just make sure it's not "rushed to market" take some time a few years and really come up with something exceptionally extraordinary by following the breeding though. If anyone can help.me track down a healthy "Goldtraum" I would pay reasonably for anyone's effort. Another good example is actually the Goldtraum also itself. Prone to several diseases I'd like to breed strength back into this gal. Disease resistance AmberRose can be another good strong healthy one which would allow you to breed in some health and strength items. Mine was 2x2ft square area basicly. Hundreds of blooms. Buttery Yellow, widened calyx, just beautiful. Mine lasted a single week in Florida. Stem rot Fusarium and who know how many other pathogens claim the health of this plant. Instead of doubles, triples, quads/// can someone help me find one and breed some survivability back into such a great Brugmansia Variety "GoldTraum" personally if I had to.have only three Brug. Variety is Rosenquartz, GT, Goldness Cornette, any species variety for breeding, Jinny Lynd ok there is way more than 4 it impossible to choose. : ) Alice is one of the few left selling that you can trust. Surely miss Mr. JT Sessions he had some great plants back in late 00s. I certainly miss you JT. Fred Sommers is Great!! Thanks!! See my very own plants and photographs @ Dave's garden. Look for the Rosenquartz section, not only was that my very first Brugmansia for me but I also took the pictures.Many with back lighting, some with shadows. Some.just showing this amazing bloom cycle on this variety. Cooler fall temps bring Dark Raspberry colored flowers. Are you out there RJ?? Please contact me
ReplyDeletePS: Are there any horticultureists in BGI, Or any other Brug related specialty groups. From my understanding and I could be wrong but from what I understand there is a way possible to clone Brugs. Using stem tip cuttings. Some on the cellular level. The right training, the will to have a passion to do so. Can you imagine no more sick or declining favorite Brugmansia? The plant material removed is so small that it's actually free from disease and other issues. Do we have any geneticists out there who could run some courses, so anyone interested could start learning and creating a gene pool for generations to come. Most Rose's if not all of them have lost their wonderful rose scent. When's the last time a strawberry at the store was as hard as a rock, Pale and for most part TASTLESS!! MY POINT BEING IS THE DAY WILL COME AND WE WILL WONDER WHERE ARE THOSE SWEET N JUICY DEEP SCARLET STRAWBERRIES?? NOW STRAWBERRIES CAN BE AS HARD AS AN APPLE!!! NOT VERY APPETISING TO ME!!! Greenbeans used to be sweet, I think any understand what I'm saying.
ReplyDeleteAny comments made were just oppinions and ramblings. In no way was I singling anyone out. I just came across this blog so figured I'd post. Keep up the great work all!!!
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