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My first of the season, a white form of Lewisia tweedyi
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David Nicholson
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A lemon form of Lewisia tweedyi
Lewisia tweedyi 'Rosea'
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This Lewisia tweedyi is sadly not going to Perth Show today for Sue Simpson Watt - poor George has hurt his knees and they are stuck at home.
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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Just a few of the plants in flower today
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Cheerful flowers, are they not? They make me think of summer!
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Quote from: Maggi Young on April 28, 2019, 06:03:43 PM
Cheerful flowers, are they not? They make me think of summer!
been a good year - the tunnel they are in has been in the 40's most days - seem to like it
Just seem to be a lot of pure white ones - potted a lot of seedlings this year so hopefully next year should have a good display
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I used to have quite a collection of Lewisias, mainly cotyledon forms, longipetala, oppositifolia, nevadensis and columbiana, but three years of struggle with woolly aphids gradually wiped them out (wiped out most of my Primulas too) and this year I'm inclined to start again from seed. But I couldn't resist buying one or two for some summer colour in the greenhouse.
Lewisia cotyledon 'Elise' and a longipetala hybrid Lewisia 'Little Tutti Frutti'.
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David Nicholson
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These photos are from Facebook - by Lawrence Peet, of the stunning
Lewisia rediviva
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grown from seed 35 years ago by Alan Furness
, which won the Farrer Medal at the AGS East Cheshire show - isn't this plant lovely? And I believe this was
Alan Furness' 30th Farrer Medal win!
and this pic was posted by Michael Myers
This pic of Alan Furness with his plant is by Don Peace - from Twitter
farrer alan with lewisia by don peace.jpg
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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