Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => General Forum => Topic started by: akoen on January 17, 2010, 03:33:34 PM
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I discovered to my great astonishment that I had forgotten to post the pictures from 2009 in my album. Here they are.
http://annesblomstersider.org/galleri/v/Hagebilder/2009/?g2_page=1 (http://annesblomstersider.org/galleri/v/Hagebilder/2009/?g2_page=1)
Have a nice trip in my garden.
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Nice garden and excellent shots
I will steal some good idea of yours, thank you
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What a lovely garden, Anne Karin!
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Anne Karin, your garden is like a painting with the bank looking so beautiful now it is maturing. Your plant associations blend magnificently in colour and form and the views make the perfect backdrop - a great album, thank you
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Anne Karin,
A lovely set of photographs, enjoyed them.
Paddy
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Anne Karin,
you have a very beautiful garden!
What is the ancient device in IMG8482?
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Anne, your garden is amazing and so are your views. :)
You must be very nimble on those slopes.
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Anne Karin,
you have a very beautiful garden!
What is the ancient device in IMG8482?
It is an old fruit sprayer that my grandfather used on his fruit trees.
(I'm not sure if I have the right word for it.)
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Anne, an amazing amount of colour in your garden, loved the views that you have. Thanks for sharing your garden.
Angie :)
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Anne, your garden is amazing and so are your views. :)
You must be very nimble on those slopes.
It is not a garden to grow old in. I have to think of something smart before that. In any case where it's steepest.
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Thanks for all the nice feedback.
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very nice garden--very nicely maintained! and the location, wow!
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A truly wonderful garden Anne Karin !!
Lots of colour and so well maintained !
I love the water feature you made as a backdrop too... ;D
Thanks a lot for showing !
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Thanks, Anne Karin, I understood :D
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One of my favourite colour combinations is in image 8442 - the iris is a fabulous velvet red wine colour, it seems, and shows the pretty pink and yellow Aquilegea off so well with a touch of russet behind - not sure what plant that is Anne Karin?
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One of my favourite colour combinations is in image 8442 - the iris is a fabulous velvet red wine colour, it seems, and shows the pretty pink and yellow Aquilegea off so well with a touch of russet behind - not sure what plant that is Anne Karin?
The plant in the background is a Rhodiola. I'm not quite sure of the name but I think it's Marcus.
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Thanks for the photo, Anne Karin - a very unusual colour and I like the leaf and the dense flowerhead of your Rhodiola Marcus - very useful as a foil for other plants
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Markus has emerged in Norway.
This plant shop has several red varieties. And Markus is a crossing between R. kirilowii and R rosea
http://www.stewo.no/stauder_r.htm
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Markus has emerged in Norway.
This plant shop has several red varieties. And Markus is a crossing between R. kirilowii and R rosea
http://www.stewo.no/stauder_r.htm
Those Rhodiola species and cultivars are very attractive, such bright colors. I don't think I've ever seen Rhodiola offered in nurseries in the USA, which is too bad :(
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Rhodiola integrifolia is from Noed America. Strange that it is not on sale over there. :)
I'll try to catch the seeds of Markus this year.
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Seed is available from Alplains... for Rhodiola integrifolia, I meant to say (the species that is native in the mountains here - see previous photos from hikes).
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pavelka and holubec each offer a number of asian species, as well...
and there are certainly plants available from some north american alpine/specialty nurseries (wrightman's has a couple of species);
probably mark meant not available at general nurseries, but they are certainly around..