Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Alpines => Topic started by: hadacekf on May 24, 2010, 06:07:04 PM
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Some pictures and plants of my rock garden.
Saponaria oxymoides
Androsace sarmentosa
Arenaria purpurascens
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Spectacular!
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A truly unique garden Franz !! :o
What a lot of colour confined on this small space !!!
All plants seem quite happy as well !
Thanks for showing ! ;)
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Bravo Franz! What a show....
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Beautiful Franz. It is always good to receive a lesson from "The Master" on what can be achieved.
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Franz, I always enjoy photographs from your garden. It is simply wonderful.
Many thanks, Paddy
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hello franz,wonderful garden....
cheers
chris
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What a treat! How many years did it take to make it so beautiful?
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Franz - I don't know what to say :o it is just brillant, what amount of colour and so many healthy plants.
Angie :)
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I think in the past Franz has said his garden is more than 30 years old but all rock gardeners know that even to keep things healthy and looking good for more than a couple of years, there is constant work and renewal to be done. This wonderful garden is a life's work and the ongoing effort is shown clearly in the stunning results. Thanks for sharing this part of your garden Franz. It complements the meadow so well.
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Franz, it's hard to choose between the most beautiful rock garden or meadow - both are supreme delights and full of wonderful treasures :)
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WOW
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Göte
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I think in the past Franz has said his garden is more than 30 years old but all rock gardeners know that even to keep things healthy and looking good for more than a couple of years, there is constant work and renewal to be done. This wonderful garden is a life's work and the ongoing effort is shown clearly in the stunning results. Thanks for sharing this part of your garden Franz. It complements the meadow so well.
Lesley, you are right! Thank you.
Thank you all together for the kind comments.
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Your garden looks wonderful Franz! So many treasures. Thanks for showing the pictures.
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Saponaria oxymoides looks full of life.... well, the whole garden looks great, Franz ! 8)
But you know, I tend to overlook Saponarias and they are such good plants.... and Silenes, too.... I should get some seed and grow more.
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You are not alone Maggi in overlooking Saponaria and Silene, especially the former. I think it is shameful the way they are neglected when there are some superb plants in the genus. I usually have quite good seed on 2 or 3 species so I'll remember you next summer.