joint AGS/SRGC show, Ponteland 9th October 2010

[Peter Maguire]

Final batches of plant photos:
- Narcissus miniatus (close-up), Bob and Rannveig Wallis (having looked through the links Maggi mentioned earlier, I've dropped the N. serotinus specific epithet)
- Galanthus peshmenii (x2), Don Peace
- Galanthus reginae-olgae, Ian Leslie

[Peter Maguire]

- Galanthus reginae-olgae (close-up), Ian Leslie
(That will keep the galanthophiles happy)
- Bessera elegans (x2), Anne Vale
- Genitiana sino-ornata, David Boyd (after the near-disaster with the Celmisia, there was no way I was lifting this plant off the bench!)

[Peter Maguire]

- 3pan cyclamen, distinct, Bob and Rannveig Wallis 3 distinct subspecies of C. graecum; from the back graecum, candidum and anatolicum)
- Anigozanthus flavidus, John Richards (a very awkward plant to photograph, bigger than my largest background, hence the photo against the brick wall. The close-up shows th eunusual furry-looking flower)

That's all of the pictures that I took for the journals (AGS and SRGC). I didn't have any time left after that to take any more pictures of plants on the show benches, thanks again,Stan, for your efforts there.

[Lesley Cox]

I really love Alan Newton's Gaultheria, the outer branches weighed down with the crop of fruit. With so many super species and fruit in many colours, there's a rich field to be mined by someone with a hybridizer's brush.