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General Subjects => Alpines => Topic started by: Claire Cockcroft on April 05, 2019, 04:03:09 AM
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A friend gave me a seed pot of "Gentiana acaulis hybrid" a few years ago. Here is its maiden bloom.
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Beautiful Gentiana...Claire.
For me, Gentiana acaulis "alba" has set two flowers for the first time. It could be the same.
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Lovely Claire.
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A friend gave me a seed pot of "Gentiana acaulis hybrid" a few years ago. Here is its maiden bloom.
Claire, it seems to me that the older leaves are long and narrow, that is typical for Gentiana angustifolia.
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We were very sad to hear at the weekend of the death of Dr Ian McNaughton, of Pencaitland.
Ian had been suffering poor health for some time and his eyesight was very bad, which was a great trial to him. He is survived by his wife of nearly sixty years, Beryl, and their wonderful children and grandchildren.
Read more : http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=17126.0 (http://www.srgc.net/forum/index.php?topic=17126.0)
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Here a hybrid...
Gentiana oschtenica x delphinensis.
In all parts bigger and slightly darker... Gentiana verna. However, I cannot say which subspecies it is... sorry. ???
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Gentiana acaulis in my garden.
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Here also a Gentiana from the Acaulis group. He is already some years old. Better said...it was him. Maybe you will declare me crazy... but I gave it to two botanical friends two hours ago. The Gentiana was in the part I tore off (about 4/5 of the rock garden). And if I can make others happy with it, I did everything right.
The weight was quite big... but now I have room for new plants again. ;D
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Gentiana acaulis
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Gentiana angustifolia still suffering from last year's drought and lack of rain this spring too
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Gentiana acaulis "Alba"
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Here again a nameless representative of the acaulis group...because the label has somehow been lost. It could possibly be Gentiana angustifolia.
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Gentiana ligustica
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After a few weeks without flowers I finally enjoyed two beautiful Alpine...and this for the first time.... Gentiana veitchiorum
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...and I am especially happy about Gentiana stipitata var. eleganissima.
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Here are all three stages of flowering at G. sino ornata "Blauer Kobold" on one specimen.