
Hellebore Merlin
Hellebore Ice Cream
Hellebore Ice Cream
Hellebore Ice Cream
Primula Gold Lace
Iris Clairette
Iris Katharine Hodgkin
Galanthus Sweet Alice
Galanthus Fieldgate Superb
Galanthus Cordelia
Galanthus Sentinel
Galanthus Wasp
Galanthus Grumpy
Galanthus Grumpy
Galanthus Grumpy
Galanthus Marjorie Brown
Galanthus Marjorie Brown
Galanthus The Whopper
Galanthus The Whopper
Galanthus Yvonne Hay
Galanthus Seagull
Galanthus Seagull
Galanthus Seagull
Galanthus Valentine
Pulmonaria Trevi Fountain
Galanthus Grave Concern
Galanthus Phantom
Galanthus Veronica Cross
Galanthus Madelaine
Galanthus Madelaine
Galanthus Under Cherry Plum
Galanthus George Elwes
Galanthus Fenstead End
Galanthus Fenstead End
Galanthus Trimmer
Galanthus Trimmer
Galanthus Philippe Andre Meyer
Galanthus Philippe Andre Meyer
Galanthus Philippe Andre Meyer
Galanthus Diggory
Galanthus Anne Baring
Galanthus Anne Baring
Galanthus Anne Baring
Galanthus Vertigo
Galanthus Godfrey Owen
Galanthus Godfrey Owen
Galanthus Trumps
Galanthus Trumps
Glanthus Trumps
Galanthus Trumps
Galanthus Moontown Mighty
Galanthus Moontown Mighty
Galanthus Fanny
Galanthus Kildare
Galanthus Kildare
Galanthus Moontown Mighty
Galanthus Moontown Mighty
Galanthus Hippolyta
Avon Bulbs and Harveys both had amazing exhibits at the RHS Early Spring show the horticultural halls off Vincent Square in central London. Jacques Armand brought out the early reticulate and other diminutuve, early Irises. Dibleys, Streptocarpus and Pheasant Acre Plants, Hippeastrum. Plenty more of course, but here’s a taster.
https://www.avonbulbs.co.uk/
https://www.harveysgardenplants.co.uk/index.php?route=product/category&path=69
http://jacquesamandintl.com/homepage/
https://www.rhs.org.uk/shows-events/rhs-london-shows/rhs-early-spring-plant-fair
Streptocarpus Marion
Streptocarpus Cariad
Streptocarpus Celebration
Streptocarpus Targa
Streptocarpus Katie
Streptocarpus Bethan
Hippeastrum Quatto
Hippeastrum Quatto
Hippeastrum Magic Green
Hippeastrum Magic Green
Hippeastrum Barbados
Hippeastrum Magic Green
Hippeastrum Evergreen
Hippeastrum Flamenco Queen
Hippeastrum Flamenci Queen
Protea
Jacques Armand for the reticulate and histroides Iris – blues and purples as you would expect, but softest blush of lavender and lilac, and yellow here too –
Iris Katharine Hodgkin
Iris Happiness
Iris Frozen Planet
Iris Alida
Iris Katharine Gold
Iris Polar Ice
Iris Katharine Gold
Iris Polar Ice
Iris Painted Lady
Iris Katharine Gold
Iris Katharine Gold
Iris Harmony
Iris Pauline
Iris Pauline
Iris George
Iris Harmony
Iris Palm Springs
Iris Palm Springs
Iris Happiness
Iris Painted Lady
Iris Finola
Iris Vivaceous Beginnings
Iris Lady Beatrix Stanley
Which leaves me with a stroll across central London, through Covent Garden and back to Waterloo Station and a train home …
LINKS
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/howtogrow/6931418/How-to-grow-snowdrops.html
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/how-to-grow/why-we-all-love-snowdrops-so-much/
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/howtogrow/3296957/How-to-grow-Reticulate-irises.htm
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/gardening/4793239/In-focus-iris-reticulata.html
https://frustratedgardener.com/2017/02/18/rhs-london-early-spring-plant-fair-2017/
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