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Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: WimB on March 27, 2016, 05:16:20 PM
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For me the most wonderful and beautiful Anemone blanda cultivar. Dark blue on the back, a clear white inside and the white turns greyish in full sun bc of the blue shining through.
Anemone blanda 'Akseki'
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So pretty!
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Stunning! Must look out for that one.
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oh yeah 8)
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+1
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Very nice selection, but I also love wild Anemone nemorosa
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Very nice selection, but I also love wild Anemone nemorosa
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Of course very beautiful, too!
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Still most in love with this one...last picture of Akseki this year...at it's peak today.
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Wow! I love it.
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They are wonderful! :)
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Still most in love with this one...last picture of Akseki this year...at it's peak today.
Very nice :) I have never seen this variety in trade?
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Very nice :) I have never seen this variety in trade?
I bought it from Janis!
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I bought it from Janis!
Seems I have missed something :)
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Most beautiful indeed!
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here are Anemone pavonina ex Macedonia and A. heldreichii from Crete -
both doing well outside
Gerd
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Some of the fabulous double Anemone ranunculoides varieties found by Taavi Tuulik in Estonia are beginning to flower: Ellen, Prinz Eugen, Roosi, Star 1, and Taavi's Double.
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I've been growing Anemone nemorosa 'Bracteata' for many years. This year the patch has the expected flower forms, some with single flowers way above the green and white frills, and some plain singles.
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Some of the fabulous double Anemone ranunculoides varieties found by Taavi Tuulik in Estonia are beginning to flower: Ellen, Prinz Eugen, Roosi, Star 1, and Taavi's Double.
Prinz Eugen, is not in fact one of Taavi's finds, but comes from Vienna.
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I've been growing Anemone nemorosa 'Bracteata' for many years. This year the patch has the expected flower forms, some with single flowers way above the green and white frills, and some plain singles.
It's a lovely form Claire.
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I'm a bit worried about my Anemone nemorosa forms, not one of them showing yet :(
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All of mine are the normal white forms David, they have been up awhile and looking great. Sorry mate.
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I'm a bit worried about my Anemone nemorosa forms, not one of them showing yet :(
Mine are only just emerging. Don't worry. :)
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Thanks for giving me hope Anne, it really is a mad old season.
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I'm a bit worried about my Anemone nemorosa forms, not one of them showing yet :(
Time enough yet- just thinking about it here. (Mind you, that doesn't chime well with all your daffs being past :-\ )
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............. or Knightshayes just bursting with wood Anemones!
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Over here the blue forms of A.nemorosa come up and flower about two weeks later than our native white plants, or white cultivars which I have bought.
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here are Anemone pavonina ex Macedonia and A. heldreichii from Crete -
both doing well outside
Gerd
I can't resist to add a new pic of my 'Anemone bed' here.
Gerd
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Some Anemone nemorosa still blooming.
Anemone nemorosa ' Hilda'
Anemone nemorosa 'Allenii'
A self sown seedling beside A. 'Allenii' - the flowers are quite small but it is a nice shape I like it ;D
Anemone nemorosa 'Evelyn Meadows', a gift last year ( thanks Olive Mason). It has not turned pink yet. The outside was quite red before it opened.
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I'm a bit worried about my Anemone nemorosa forms, not one of them showing yet :(
Roma's post just reminded me here's Anemone nemorosa 'Robinsoniana' today. A. 'Vestal' appears to have gone to the great garden in the sky but has been replaced by a couple of replacements I picked up from Plantsman's Preference in Norfolk a couple of weeks ago.
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Don't resist Gerd :) nice to look at your "Anemone bed"
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Don't resist Gerd :) nice to look at your "Anemone bed"
Of course, I don't and thanks for the compliments!
Gerd
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Just when Anemone nemorosa is nearly over the related A. trifolia is flowering.
Gerd
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A. 'Vestal' appears to have gone to the great garden in the sky but has been replaced by a couple of replacements I picked up from Plantsman's Preference in Norfolk a couple of weeks ago.
You could have had some of mine David, I have masses of it!
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This started in a seed packet labelled "Pulsatilla occidentalis" but of course it wasn't (are you looking Chris Boulby?). On it's first flowering Tim Ingram ID'd it for me as Anemone multifida. I got concerned though about the red markings on the outsides of the sepals and this led to Lori Skulskie (forgive me if I've spelt that wrongly Lori) doing some research and she came up with Anemone tetonensis (Porter ex Britton).
So here it is:-
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Very nice, David, and serendipitous.
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Cheers Ralph, I had to look it up ;D
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Anemone coronaria is starting to flower
cheers
fermi
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More flowers now open on Anemone coronaria.
These were grown from seed from Goteborg from seed collected in Iraq. They are been either white or purple but in the background you can see one that is an amethyst colour,
cheers
fermi
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Anemone heldreichii originally received as a tuber from Marcus Harvey many years ago,
cheers
fermi