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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #105 on: January 11, 2025, 10:12:21 AM »
Different pink H.nobilis









A purple nobilis seedling






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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #106 on: January 11, 2025, 10:17:28 AM »
H.nobilis 'Selma'



ex 'Bavarian Blue'



H.nobilis



H.nobilis double from Denmark



H.nobilis 'Müssel' which almost died in bad winter 2022, but I'm so glad it is coming back





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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #107 on: January 11, 2025, 10:24:02 AM »
Bicolour H.nobilis



Also this one is kind of bicolour, the colour fades during flowering. A very nice found from here.
I must separate the blue one from it, so they don't get mixed up.
This has been growing here since 2019, a very small in the beginning, and the colour has been true every year,
except last spring the blue one emerged. It may be a seedling, I hope, rather than the bicolour reverting to blue.



The same one



Another foundling, a multipetal nobilis.



And a maiden nobilis




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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #108 on: January 11, 2025, 10:31:56 AM »
All the nobilis I have from here have white (or sometime creamy) connectives, but this one from Carsten has pinkish connectives,
which adds to its flower.
'Tausendschön' x 'Füssen'


Also this one has pinkish connectives and very nice petal shape, grown from seeds from Gunhild Poulsen,
and flowering last spring for the first time.
42N Picos strain x 90N SuperCentra


Hepatica x schlyteri


'Millstream Merlin', growing well.


Hepatica americana, multipetal



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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #109 on: January 11, 2025, 10:42:02 AM »
Some Hepaticas were still flowering in mid May.
'Louise Koehler', I'm so happy this one is doing well


'Tenjinbai' was struggling after I planted it, but it has flowered now in two springs, and both times it is much later flowering than H.pubescens or H.japonicas,
and yet it grows right next to the others. Is it typical for 'Tenjinbai' to flower later?


Then I have couple of mysteries.
I planted some H.japonicas in spring 2021, and winter 2021-22 was very difficult and some of them died then.
Or so I thought. This H.japonica with very nice leaves seemed to be dead and rotted in spring 2022, and it didn't come up at 2023 either,
but last spring in that place came up couple of leaves which look excatly like the one I planted there.
It seems that it started to grow from the roots two years later! The original plant didn't flower in 2021 so it can't be a seedling.
Has anyone else had this kind of thing happened?


This one did the same thing. Planted in 2021, seemingly died in 2022, but last spring 2024 appeared with a flower too.
In this spot I planted H.maxima, do you think this plant is it? It is flowering also late (mid May).

 
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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #110 on: January 11, 2025, 11:11:33 AM »
Leena, great Hepatica's! Japonica's are doing very well in your garden, I wish that was also true in our garden.
Concerning maxima, when you see the seeds (black and white) then you are very sure. The flower looks like maxima flower, but the involucre is rather small to be maxima.
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Re: Hepatica 2024
« Reply #111 on: Today at 10:16:19 AM »
Concerning maxima, when you see the seeds (black and white) then you are very sure. The flower looks like maxima flower, but the involucre is rather small to be maxima.

Thanks Herman. :)
I will have to see how the seeds look like next year. I don't think there were any seeds last year, but I'm not sure. They may have escaped without me noticing them.
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