Fritillaria 2012

[Jan]

Plants grown in open soil. it's natural. The pots have only F.regelii, loves, special land

[ronm]

Very nice Jan.
I am definately going to 'steal' your hedge cuttings covering method on my open beds this year. I have tons of 'Leylandii' trimmings each year and have previously composted them for use in our 'wild butterfly etc, garden'. Thi syear I will trim them as much bigger branches and lay on my open bulb beds for protection. Simplessss.

[Jan]

Ron, I was always ready to help

[ronm]

Thanks Jan. 
I think you have

[Jan]

my woods F.raddeana

[Jan]

Sorry, I am ashamed   

[PeterT]

Nice clump Jan!

[Jan]

Thank you, from seeds

[ronm]

Sorry Jan,   I dont understand.   You are ashamed for growing beautiful plants, beautifully well?
You shouldn't be, you grow them nearly as well as I do ...
If you are worried about posting and making a mistake in this process .... we all do that all the time. Maggi usually saves us

[Jan]

friends, I am amateur in English, I make mistakes 

[PeterT]

I grew mine from seeds too, I killed the bulb I bought, but now the seedlings are big enough to flower.  
Your English is ok Jan. We know it is hard work for you.

[ronm]

I am professional in English and I make mistakes all the time!! 

[Jan]

thank you for your tolerance. sown each year a large number of seeds, I have grown from the seeds of Juno popovii 14 years old

[ronm]

Now I know the Fritt season has started for real!! About a dozen of these beauties in the Fritt house today. Good job I bag the flowers I want to come true

[ronm]

A few of the commoner ones today.
F. hermonis
F. minuta -  this one especially for Art600 
F.graeca - this is a much larger plant and flower than any of the others I have. It is one of the first I bought and I cannot for the life of me remember where I got it. It is planted deep in a 3 litre pot. Performs every year. Seed for the first time last year. Three pots full of seedlings now.