Hah! forgot these that are only growing in MI

Baby Moon Cafe


Black Eyed Susan

Love the Bumble Bee pics. And Bahama Butterscotch is just simply beeUtiFul!!

Buttered Popcorn

Ooh -- I love that one, Mike!

Very pretty bouquet, Mike!

Love those yellows Mike.

Behold and Believe

Love that photo and the flower, Mike.
Such a wonderful natural arrangement.

Ginny, lovely pastel you have there!!

Left off Blue Pearl

The name sure fits. Lovely blue eye on that one.

Oh yeah! Blue Pearl is very pretty!

No show here, only ask:

Does anyone have a bud count for BLACK PLUSH?

Any help would be appreciated.

Charley

here are my B's most are new so I will use pics from here if needed & I am going to compliment all the photographers I used Very Nice photos A couple the Db didn't have so pulled off AHS and hybridizers site?

Bali Watercolor seems to be popular.


Bertie Ferris


Barbara Mandrel


Beautiful Edgings


Beautifully Embossed


Bee Dance


Bela Lugosi


Berrylicious


Brown Arrow


Blue Riviera

B-eautiful

Love your brown's Marcia. Brown Arrow is pretty cool!

Hope to see them flower and get my own pictures this summer.

I choose the two browns too.

I normally don't care for browns but Brown Delicious looks "yummy".




Baja


Black Friar ( I think ) I found this one growing in a row that was reclaimed by the lawn. DM forgot they were there or assumed they were dead. I discovered them while mowing after moving back. They were mowed over like so much grass for who knows how many years. I relocated them to a bed and are now happy as clams.

I have also added Barbara Mitchell, Bermuda Coral, Big Smile and Blackberries and Cream but they have yet to bloom.

Buttered Popcorn definitely stands out, even though for me it doesn't bloom much, in terms of number of buds/blooms and duration of bloom. It's never rebloomed for me, at least not enough to be memorable.

One thing I've noticed is how greatly its color differs from year to year. Some years it's golden, bordering on orange. Other years it's a clear yellow and I have trouble telling it apart from Treasure Room.

I guess this could be caused by different amounts of rain, sun, warmth, etc. In my case, the plants are in pots...and not the best pots at that. It's one cultivar I'll be repotting this spring...or just planting in the ground. I think it'd be a nice counterpoint for Ruby Spider.

Anyhoo...have you seen this phenomenon with Buttered Popcorn in your gardens, @hazelcrestmikeb, @blue23rose, and @petruske?