RHS Malvern Spring Show 2015.

[Giles]

... I get all my auriculas from Drointon Nurseries     ..so very pleased for them..

Fibrex: National Collections of Hedera and Hardy Ferns
Fibrex: National Collection of Pelargoniums
Wildegoose Nursery (Violas)
?  (Dicentra)
Pheasant Acre (Tulips)

[Giles]

Sue Proctor Plants: Hostas

[Giles]

Woodlanders:
Epimedium grandiflorum
Epimedium 'Amber Queen'
Epimedium pubigerum
Disporum longistylum
Beesia calthifolia

[Giles]

Woodlanders:
Disporopsis pernyi
Disporum lutescens
Epimedium x davidii

[Giles]

Partington Alpines 1 & 2
Rickards Ferns/Bowden
Owen Brothers (Conifers)
Cotswold Garden Flowers: Anemone nemorosa 'Frenzy'

[Maggi Young]

Helen Johnston  " The Patient Gardener" blogs about the Malvern Show Gardens - https://patientgardener.wordpress.com/2015/05/08/rhs-malvern-spring-festival-show-gardens-some-highlights/?fb_action_ids=10152740464385764&fb_action_types=news.publishes&fb_ref=pub-standard

[Maggi Young]

Mant pages  of photos from Malvern from Jone Evans  here  in the AGS site  Jon gives a report on the Schools troughs, from a project by Ross Barbour. Ian Young was pleased to be able to help with the provision of some material for Ross' project with so many School children.

Jon shows the Artistic section as well as a great many of the  show  plants, and even some of the local orchids.   Quite the tour de force!
Congratulations to all concerned- not least Lee and Julie Martin for their lovely Farrer winning Petunia patagonica, grown from Flores and Watson seed ( F&W9290).

[Jon Evans]

Thanks Maggi
I have now finished adding all the show plants from what was a real marathon photography session.

[Maggi Young]

well done Jon - it was a marathon for you. 

[Diane Clement]

Congratulations to all concerned- not least Lee and Julie Martin for their lovely Farrer winning Petunia patagonica, grown from Flores and Watson seed ( F&W9290). 

... Lee and Julie brought the plant, but it belonged to John Kemp.  An amazing plant!

[Maggi Young]

Even better - John Kemp gets the medal and Lee and Julie get the  "Best Chums" award for taking it to the show!

[Yann]

thanks for sharing nurseries displays, couldn't get there this year.

[Giles]

Thankyou, Yann.
Here are the photos of Primula sieboldii from Staddon Farm Nurseries.
(used the official SRGC drag and drop resizer on these...  so easy..)

[Maggi Young]

Those P. sieboldii do make a  great display, don't they ? the foliage is as gorgeous as the flowers.