AGS Summer North Show at Pudsey on Saturday 20th June

[Mick McLoughlin]

Arisaema
It said the species was unknown with no location data, I think. I will try and post a pic of the label tonight when at home.
Cheers
Mick

[arisaema]

Thanks, Mick! I have some unflowered seedlings ex Holubec with very similar foliage, also unidentified.

[Mick McLoughlin]

Arisaema,
These are the pictures I took of the Cremanthodium at Pudsey on saturday, along with the propagation notes.
I too have some first year seedlings from seed collected in Nepal. Any cultivation tips would be gratefully appreciated.

Mick

[ranunculus]

Thanks Mick ... very interesting family.  Keep those little seedlings going ...

Some more batches from Pudsey ...

[ranunculus]

Next batch ...

[ranunculus]

Next batch ...

[ranunculus]

Final batch from Pudsey Show 2009 ... lots more cameras at the event ... your impressions please.

[arisaema]

Mick;

Thanks! I've really just been treating them like any other perennial, so I may not be the right person to ask for cutivation advice... They were slow in their first year and spent the winter in a frame, but really took off this spring once repotted. Drainage doesn't seem to be an issue so I used my standard perennial mix; 4 parts peat, 2 parts bark, 2 parts perlite and 1 part gravel + Osmocote. They spent a couple of weeks in the greenhouse, and were put outside in an open, west facing bench as soon as the weather warmed up  

[Mick McLoughlin]

Thanks for that Arisaema.
Best get on with the show pics or Cliff will be after us for hijacking his thread.
In no particular order except alphabetical
First a South American Adesmia microphylla
Allium (sorry can't read the species name from pic)
Arisaema consanguineum
Arisaema costatum
Arisaema erubescens
Erigeron chrysopsidis 'Grand Ridge'
Gladiolus imbricatus (species from memory?) and close up
Lewisia cotyledon
Podophyllum pleianthemum. any cultivation notes on this? (mandy bought one from the members stall)
OOps  :-[wrong picture see below

[Mick McLoughlin]

A few more from me:
Saxifraga candelabrum and notes
Section C entrants
Sempervivum ciliosum var borisii
Sempervivum class
and finally Silver or grey foliage class

Maggi
Being new entrants in the Pudsey pig we were made very welcome and a good time was had by all.
As we have said before at all shows we are made very welcome and enjoy the meeting side of it as much as the showing. After our first year of showing we are enjoying it very much and would again encourage anybody thinking about it to give it a go.

Cheers
Mick

[Mick McLoughlin]

Ooops put the wrong picture of the Podophyllum pleianthus on there that one is for Cliff's arty page.
Original one now

[Lesley Cox]

the pic in the 2nd batch with the first prize, is what I used to have as Dobrowskya tenella though I also have seen it as Dombrowskya.

It's one of Cecilia Coller's plants (well, a large proportion of the plants on the show bench were) and she calls it Monopsis unidentata, although I think it did used to be Lobelia. 
 

According to Google, it is correctly Monopsis unidentata, but Dobrowskaya tenella and Lobelia tenella are synonyms. At least one reference calls it an annual but I always had it as a perennial, just needing a good trim over after it flowered, for new growth to emerge.

[Lvandelft]

Cliff and Mick, I enjoy your pictures very much. Interesting to see that at this time of year so many good
garden plants are shown, I mean plants which do not really need alpine house culture.
I hope to see many more pictures of this beautiful show.

Mick, the Allium might be A. insubricum.

[Mick McLoughlin]

Luit that matches what bit I can make out on the label
Thanks

[Lesley Cox]

I don't think that is Podophyllum pleianthum, arty or otherwise.