Scottish Rock Garden Club Forum
General Subjects => Alpines => Topic started by: Maggi Young on August 07, 2012, 05:50:31 PM
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Forumist Alan Jones has sent me photos from the garden and alpine house of himself and his wife Ann, which it is my pleasure to share with you here
Photos just have numbers but I will endeavour to add names where I can
this batch has Cyclamen, crocus, helleborus, galanthus, saxifragas in a trough and an erythronium
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Sanguinaria, lots of erythronium, more galanthus, helleborus a couple of shots in a nearby wood,
anemones daphne and narcissus
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garden view, trillium, colourful beds with phlox (?) a superb Verbascum dumulosum (Letitia?)
some Alliums and a saxifraga
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Saxifraga, Campanula, Arisaema, Rhododendron ( cinnabarinum type)
Azalea, border with trillium, hellebores and primula
Trough with Oxalis
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Troughs and in the garden and alpine house....
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you'll see some very well flowered rhododendrons and azaleas in the garden... orchids ....
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and... more rhodos in the sunshine- the best way to see them!
Aquilegias, Iris, Saxifragas... garden views..... is that tall yellow bulb Bulbinella hookeri?
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next... including Max - the furry garden assistant
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Loving CNV00110 & CNV00155, ;D ;D ;D
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Lewisia, hyacinths, anemones, hellebores, erythronium, crocus and that well filled alpine house
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Loving CNV00155, ;D ;D ;D
That's Maxie, young Maximillian Jones.. he's keeping a very close eye on us in CNV00110 !
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Looking very good there Maxie, 8) 8) 8)
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A garden alpine house and plant collection to be very very proud of.
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... And many thanks to our dear Maggi for posting them ... a mammoth task.
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The photos were resized for me by Alan, Cliff - that's half the battle. :)
...and I love seeing other peoples' gardens!
Alan is a loyal member- and one of these days we'll get him posting the pictures himself!
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...and I love seeing other peoples' gardens!
Me too, ... thanks for sharing Alan. Beautiful 8) 8)
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Thanks for posting Alans pictures Maggie.Incredible that dark blue iris is incredible and beautifully grown.
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Beautiful plants there and beautifully grown too. I hope Alan will post more as time goes on.
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Thank's for this post.
It's an extraordinary collection of plants ...for me it's unbelievable ....but true !
What a job ...who many years to create this paradise ?
A real passion of course Why i haven't a member like that around me ???
Most i studies plants species , most i discovered the infinite diversity of the vegetable world.
One life is not enough to discover all of this.
Simply Respect
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[in reply #9]..... is that tall yellow bulb Bulbinella hookeri?
Hi Maggi,
I think it's Asphodeline lutea,
cheers
fermi
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I'm sure you're right, fermi- I have trouble with yellows that are not daffodils! ;D
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;D ;D