Glass/Alpine house 2 (part 2)

Didn't realise that peony seeds take that long to germinate! Lovely photos Brian you're so lucky to have a plant house like this to grow so many beautiful plants in.

i just love a bit of indoor gardening on a cold day..:-)

perfect!

Excellent.

Thanks Brian. I'm not sure which kind Forest Purple is as I haven't looked it up yet.
I've a relative of the Primula Black Lace.... Elizabeth Killelay. Both are beauties.
I'm so enjoying these little tours of your alpine houses. If only!!!!

So many beautiful plants Bjs...The gold lace Polyanthus is beautiful, it looks hand painted...& the pink Hepatica, lovely...:>)

Looking forward to Paeonia Cammbadensii flowers. I have never seen this sort of Paeonia.

I love the pink Hepatica Brian.......your plants look ready to flourish for 2013.

absolutely gorgeous loved them all :O)

enjoyed these blogs immensly !

Added them all to my favs Bjs for future reference, I have two g'houses one of which is wasted in the winter to be honest, seeing all your wonderful plants makes me yearn to try some of them..

Superb show Brian(and part 1).My peony is looking very healthy.Also,I have the first seedling showing from the seeds you sent, sown on 6th sep 2011 and kept out in all weather.I also have a full pot of N.cyclamineus seedlings,I assume those are the parents,as well as various Cyclamen and some others.

Phil today is the first day for weeks that the temperature has been high enough to germinate anything here.
So i would say you are ahead of me as nothing of any note has yet shown .
hope that should read 6th sept 2012 !
yes your N.Cyclamineus were from the ones shown.
B

I've got 2011 on label but you could be right.I can't remember when you sent them.I may have dated the label on the plant so will check.I have a few things germinated in the cold from the A.G.S. and Witton Lane Seeds,plus your Narcissus and peony.Also your seed of Narcissus rupicola is doing well.