Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
Bulbs => Bulbs General => Topic started by: Boyed on March 23, 2010, 05:48:51 PM
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Dear friends and cooleagues,
My Lithuanian colleague Augis Dambrauskas, a very serious hobbiest and bulb collector, very nice and competent person in the sphere of bulbs, opened his website in the internet. Those, who are interested in different rare bulbs, can visit his website, study and why not make orders. He's collection is huge, but to deal with all the scope of work, he mainly grows each species or varieties in limited quantities. Only his tulip collection counts over 800 cultivars (main concentration are kaufmannianas, greigiis, fosterianas and species). But this year only some are included in the catalogue. He grows many cultivars of non-Dutch origin as well. I Hope many of you will find much sought plants. Enjoy!
www.augisbulbs.com
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Boyed,
Thank you for directing to this interesting website - especially wide range of Corydalis!
Gerd
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Thank you for this information, Zhirair.... some lovely plant to tempt us there!
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Thanks for this new website Zhirair -very informative and interesting!
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You'r wellcome.
Enjoy!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Zhirair,
what a wonderful webside. Congratulations to your colleague and the collection. Thank you so much for this source of T. greigii-cultivars and species.
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A wonderful website and an amazing bulb collection. He says his soil is not suitable for bulbs, then shows us all of those!!!!! 8)
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Zhirair,
what a wonderful webside. Congratulations to your colleague and the collection. Thank you so much for this source of T. greigii-cultivars and species.
Uli, he is a special lover of greigii tulips and has very wide range of greigiis (overb 100 cultivars), even very decorative selections directly from wild, which increase vegetatively and suitable for garden decorations. This year he placed only very few on the website.
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Ohohohoh,
what a expensive side. ;D ;D ;D
I think the grass lawn has no chance now, for the next years.