Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: Gerdk on April 07, 2020, 06:37:54 PM
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Here are Anemone nemorosa blue (don't ask me for the cultivar name)
and Anemone x seemannii
Gerd
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Anemone trifolia is the last of wood anemones to start flowering. :) White A.nemorosa is already over, but some blue ones are still flowering and also double ones.
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Anemone pavonina has started to flower in our garden where it is self seeding gently and the colours are mixing
cheers
fermi
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Anemone coronaria is also in the same bed as the Anemone pavonina.
The original ones were purples and whites and last year we got the first flowers on a bright pink one from Oron's "Seeds of Peace"
cheers
fermi
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The third anemone in the bed is Anemone heldreichii which came from Marcus Harvey's Hillview Rare Plants Nursery (presumably from seed he'd collected)
cheeers
fermi
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Another Anemone pavonina which I think is the parent of a hybrid in the garden
cheers
fermi
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Anemone hybrid (A. heldreichii x A. pavonina) the foliage is more like A. heldreichii.
I note that Plants of the World On-line (Kew) no longer recognises A. heldreichii as a name let alone a valid name! It says that Anemone heldreichiana (sic) and Anemone pavonina are both synonyms of Anemone hortensis. I don't see it myself but maybe they are relying on DNA studies
cheers
fermi
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This Anemone rupicola grown from NARGS Seedex 2016 flowered last year for the first time but was a lot taller!
cheers
fermi
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I guess you don't have generic mixed seeds of reliable A. pavonina? I raised one plant from seeds a few years ago and it's lovely but the standard purpley-blue - I'd love some mixed pots to remind me of Lesvos olive groves!