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Stan da Prato
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Some plants that would have gone and some that would not but may help brighten the page. The generally cool conditions mean many plants have lasted but I've tried to ring the changes where possible.
class 1 six small pans all primulas - P Wanda; P Aire Mist
P Netta Dennis; P Pink Ice; P Tinneys Moonlight; P vulgaris Tagetos
class 2 three pans different genera- Rhodo Pintail; Sax Frank Sinatra; Tulipa Scarlet Baby
class 8 three Euro natives- Primula elatior; Hyacinthoides italica; P veris
class 9 two Asiatic primulas - P X Kewensis (not really hardy) ; P warshenewskiana
class 14 two European primulas - forms of the Lace series
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Stan da Prato
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class 19 three foliage all Cheilanthes (ignoring recent name changes ) C eatonii, C distans; c eckloniana
class 22-23 one cushion half in flower! Armeria juniperifolia
class 25 one hellebore - H Silver Dollar
class 27 six bulbs - Hyacinthoides italica; N Elka; T humilis
N PicoBlanco; Crocus vernus albiflorus; Corydalis solida
class 28 three bulbs different families- N Tete a Tete; T turkestanica ; Puschkinia libanotica
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class 38 two wild Narcissus- N moschatus; N pseudonarcissus lobularis
class 39 two hybrid daffs -another N Elka; N lost label!
class 44 two Liliaceae - Frit uva vulpis; T praestans Fusilier
class 45 two amaryllids N minor; N nanus
class 46 an amaryllid other than Narcissus - Ipheion sellowiana
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class 47 two Asparagaceae - Chionodoxa sardensis; Scilla bifolia
class 52 one rhodo Cream Crest
class 53 two ericaceous - Gaultheria (was Pernettya) mucronata male and two female plants
class 54 one eric not a rhodo - Calluna vulgaris Spring Torch
class 56 Boraginaceae- Pulmonaria still in ground
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Re: Edinburgh show
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class 58 grey leaved - cactus spines are not considered foliage however this mature Mammillaria candida is a nice plant given to me some years ago by Vera Reid
class 60 one tulip -another T humilis
class 61 one succulent -the monocarpic Aeonium tabuliforme is not hardy but an interesting plant
class 63 two conifers - Chamaecyparis pisifera Nana Aurea; C obtusa Nana Aurea
Class 64 one conifer - Picea mariana nana
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class 68 catch all class -Polygonum (Bistorta) tenuicaule
class 78 two Australs - Calocephalus (Leucophyta) brownii; Raoulia australis
class 77 three to show variation -3 forms of Cryptomeria japonica
class 78 open ground -this sax was (electronically) at Stirling but is still in the ground!
class 79 mini garden losing flowers now
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Beautiful show Stan!
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Re: Edinburgh show
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April 04, 2020, 05:11:46 PM »
Some plants from Sue Simpson which might have gone to Edinburgh today ....
Correa pulchella Pink Mist
Correa reflexa var nummularifolia
Dionysia 'Marika'
Hepatica 'Millstream Merlin'
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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and...
Primula 'Broadwell chameleon'
Primula 'Waxenstein'
Saxifraga 'Zlata Praha'
Saxifraga 'Tysoe Dream'
Saxifraga 'Marsyandi'
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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April 04, 2020, 05:18:43 PM »
Now that would have been another great show !
Thanks Stan : stupendous plants, many congratulations.
@ Maggi, thanks for showing us Sue's plants : pure talent that is.
I think this show might continue, will close here...
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Re: Edinburgh show
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April 04, 2020, 09:49:40 PM »
Millstream Merlin will have to wait until next year now. If I have to put it into a bigger pot I fear I won't be able to lift it!
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Alan T - That Millstream Merlin is superb!! Well done for having it look so perfectly healthy !
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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Some more of Sue Simpson's plants which didn't have an Edinburgh show to go to....
Anisotome imbricata var imbricata
Benthamiella patagonica
Draba osstenica
Hepatica japonica 'Anju'
large prim. marginata form
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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also from Sue ...
Lewisia cotyledon hybrid
Narcissus bulbocodium
Narcissus
Prim allionii 'Crusader'
Prim allionii hybrid
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Margaret Young in Aberdeen, North East Scotland Zone 7 -ish!
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Primula allionii - a Lindum variety
primula 'Lindum Celebration'
White primula marginata form
maybe White Linda Pope ?
Primula allionii form white
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