Anemone-2012

[Jan]

John
You have a wonderful collection of plants, congratulations

Anemone tschernjaewii

Ooh, I like these ones in the garden even more  .

[John Aipassa]

John
You have a wonderful collection of plants, congratulations

Anemone tschernjaewii

Ooh, I like these ones in the garden even more  .

Jan,

I meant your garden, not mine. I don't have this Anemone in my garden unfortunately 

[Brian Ellis]

The pink form of Anemone tschernjaewii is exquisite Jan.  Thanks for showing us them.

[Jan]

I admire your garden 

John
You have a wonderful collection of plants, congratulations

Anemone tschernjaewii

Ooh, I like these ones in the garden even more  .

Jan,

I meant your garden, not mine. I don't have this Anemone in my garden unfortunately 

[Jan]

Brian,
They are very variable, all are not so dark

The pink form of Anemone tschernjaewii is exquisite Jan.  Thanks for showing us them.

[Jan]

Anemone verae ,Tadjikistan

[John Aipassa]

I admire your garden 

Well thank you  .

Here's nemorosa 'Blue Eyes'  .

[Jan]

John, two days drool from your photos 

I admire your garden 

Well thank you  .

Here's nemorosa 'Blue Eyes'  .

[wolfgang vorig]

very nice collection, Jan

[wolfgang vorig]

strange shape in the garden

Anemone nemerosa Multiplicity

[Jan]

Anemone raddeana, North Korea

[Lesley Cox]

A very pretty species Jan. Perhaps if certain military-minded people took time to smell the roses and to enjoy their native flowers, the world may be a safer place.

[ashley]

Jan,

Thanks for showing these lovely North Korean plants in the various threads.  Are you plant-hunting there?

Maybe the title under your Forum avatar should be Eurasian Enigma

[Jan]

Ashley

I'm glad you like the photo, I was on "holiday" in Korea.There are growing very beautiful plants. But there are some big problems.

[fermi de Sousa]

The first flower on Anemone coronaria ex Iraq;
In the first pic Lachie decided to demonstrate how small it is compared to a cat's paw!
cheers
fermi