Edinburgh show 2021

[Stan da Prato]

One advantage  with virtual shows  is it's easier to cover  two shows  in the one weekend. Some of these snaps were  also in the  recent  Caley  show. When  we return to actual  shows every effort will be  made not to clash but there  a practical problem  as Easter  moves  each year  which affects  availability of some show  halls  and this has a knock on  effect when shows  are in a series througout  the spring.
First class  1 six small pots    
class 2 three from different genera 
class 9 two Asiatic Primulas
class 10 one Asiatic

[Stan da Prato]

class 11 one Asiatic hybrid
class 12 two Primula allionii types
class 13 one allionii type
class 14 two marginata primulas

[Stan da Prato]

class 15 one European species
class 16 one European hybrid
class 19  three for foliage - forms of Chamaecyparis obtusa
class 23 one cushion 
class 24 one Pulsatilla

[Stan da Prato]

class 26 one ranunc
class 27 six pots bulbs
class  28 three bulbs different families

[Stan da Prato]

class 34 one Liliaceae T turkestanica
class 36 two frits -the plant labeled assyriaca was  supplied as such  but is clearly uva-vulpis

class 38 two species Narcissus

[Stan da Prato]

class 39 two Narcissus cvs
class 41 one Narcissus  cv
class 44 two Liliaceae
class 45 two Amaryllidaceae 

[Stan da Prato]

class 47 two Asparagaceae
class 48 one Asparagaceae
class 51 two saxifrages

[Stan da Prato]

class 52  one Rhodo Joachim Reich
class 54 one ericaceous
class 55 one dwarf shrub
class 56 one Boraginaceae
class 57 one Apiaceae

[Stan da Prato]

class 58 one grey leaf
class 60 one  tulip
class 63 two conifers
class 64 P mugo Mops

[Stan da Prato]

class 67 one saxifrage
class 68
class 69 one Scottish
class 77 three forms of C japonica

[Stan da Prato]

class 78 open ground
class 79 mini garden

[Herman Mylemans]

Great show Stan! Thank you.