Any UK Adenium Growers?
Phil UK zone 8b
8 years ago
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Comments (1)Ello! I'm in Manchester.. not sure how many ideas I have, though. :D I have a slowly-increasing collection, mostly indoors at the moment. Though we have an enormous Sarracenia (areolata x alata? I think) that we got from Tatton show this year, which is allegely hardy so he's going to start off a new big outdoor bog planter thing soon.. I think I'm currently on 1 Nepenthes, 4 x Sarracenia, 4 x Drosera, 2 x Pingies, 1.5 VFT. Melanie...See MoreCan any primula growers give me good seed sources?
Comments (4)Cracking, you might like to try the following two seed exchanges: North American Rock Garden Society - http://www.nargs.org/ The American Primrose Society - http://www.americanprimrosesociety.org/ Both offer a wide variety of primrose species. For named cultivars, the APS is better, but NARGS' primrose packets are generally more generous in numbers of seeds. A very informative series of threads on growing primroses is here - http://cubits.org/irisforum/thread/view/32258/ Great wintersowing propagation thread - www.wintersown.org For a more comprehensive source on which primroses prefer cold and which prefer warm temps for germination - http://www.onrockgarden.com/ Good luck and I hope you get some great surprises...See Moreuk_hostaman uk gardens
Comments (5)Hi, thought I would chip in with a couple of suggestions. Mickfield Hostas is well worth a visit as they hold the National Collection of Hostas grown in containers. Bowden Hostas in Devon had a display garden. In the Lake District at Windermere is Holehird Garden which is maintained by the Lakeland Horticultural Society. When I visited a few years ago they had a massive display bed filled to the brim with huge hostas that must have been there for years. Sorry I cant think of anywhere else in particular. Lots of gardens have a few hostas in their display beds but they are often just the very common ones and then they let the slugs run wild on them leaving them looking very unattractive and reinforcing the widely held belief that " they are not worth growing cos the slugs will eat them "!...See Moreany prickly pear growers?
Comments (13)Hi, i was wondering if anyone could help, i got a prickly pear in the winter, there was two in the pot so i split them in to two. now they are both doing somthing very strange and i have no idea what!? the link below shows this abnormal growth, its 13cm tall! http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d147/danni_margera/DSC00424.jpg Can some one explain whats its doing? is it going to flower? why is it soo tall? with thanks Danni Here is a link that might be useful:...See Morercharles_gw (Canada)
8 years agoPhil UK zone 8b
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8 years agoPhil UK zone 8b
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