Hepatica exhibition at the botanical garden Munich

[Simon R]

    Murasaki Toki 2
    Murasaki-shikibu 3
    Musoubai 1
    Odoriko
    Omurasaki 1

[Simon R]

    Shihouden 4
    Shiki 1
    Shinku 1
    Shiun 1
    Shouchikubai

[Simon R]

    Silverleaf Extra JP
    Sou`s Double
    Sousyunka
    Tagoto 2
    Taikai 1

[Simon R]

    Tamahime
    Tamamidori
    Tensei 2
    Tourei 2
    Touyama-shiqure

[Simon R]

    Tutage No Kagayuki 1
    Ukiqumo
    Umiyama-Senri
    Unbenannte Japonica 5 untitled
    Unbenannte Japonica 8 untitled

[Simon R]

    Wabune
    Wakakusa2
    Warabeuta 2
    Yamahibiki
    Yousei 1

[Simon R]

    Yumegokoti 1
    Yumenohana 1
    Yuunagi 2
    Yuzen 2
    Yuzuru 2

[Simon R]

This are all of the pictures of this exibithion, maybee there will be a next one. Lets see.
Like this exebithion started I want to end it, with the second Hepatica bowl that marked the end of the exebition in Munich as well.
I hope you like the photos and feel a little bit like you are caught in a Hepatica dream.   

[Maggi Young]

Perfect photos, Simon -  the 'Shinku'  in  post 16 is the best red I have seen.

Did you not forget to show us the extra  nobilis and henryi ?

[Lina Hesseling]

Simon, thank you so much for this great report if this event.
You must have had a great time in Munich!!!

Lina.

[Peter Maguire]

 Lovely photographs Simon. It looks to have been a fabulous event, and reminds me of the Hepatica that Wisley held a few years ago, although they had nothing like the 'hillside' display you showed.
Like Maggi, I thought that 'Shinku' is a wonderful red, and like a number of other plants you had pictures of, is now on my wish list. 

[johngennard]

Perfect photos, Simon -  the 'Shinku'  in  post 16 is the best red I have seen.

Did you not forget to show us the extra  nobilis and henryi ?

Fantastic pictures Simon and many thanks for your complete report,it was most interesting to read.Like Maggie,I have never seen such a true red as 'Shinku'

[Yann]

Waouh, what a beautiful report, i don't know how my wallet will looks like after such a terrific show

[Botanica]

Incredible show !! Waoooouu ! 
You've any Euros in the Bank before that 
Thank's for excellent pictures .

[Simon R]

Thank you, it is nice to see that many people share the same enthusiasm and passion.
I have to admit that I did spend a `little`bit of my savings in some hours, but I think it was totally worth it

And Maggi you might have overlooked the blue freckles (wich is a nobilis) and the henryi alba plena 

The lectures at satureday were very interesting aswell, Samantha Spendlove talked about the Ashwood Hepatica collection and different journeys to see different Hepaticas in their habitat. She showed great photos. She also showed photos of H. falconeri what was very interesting.
Andreas Händel talked about his breeding work and the stunning severin-series he was abeld to breed from a mother plant he got from Severin Schlyter.
Gunhild Poulsen was swell talking about her great breeding work the noblisxjaponica she showed were incredibly beautiful. Obviously she is a very talented breeder.
Gunther Kleinhans talked about his journeys to Japan and the japanese Hepatica exhibitions aswell as about the breeding work in Japan in general.

A very informative satureday.