Uvularia grandiflora

~ I saw some of these at Cardiff~ lovely!

And you didn't get one, Arlene? :-(((

~ no~ What was I thinking!~ Where did you get yours?

Very striking

Love this one too, Spritzhenry...

Striking is the right word for that :-)

Hi Arlene - at an open garden, I'm afraid - so no help to you. Sorry! Maybe they'll be around at Malvern??

It is a striking plant, I agree, folks. I think it'll look good in a shady corner. :-)

Will be beautiful in the shade...:>)

I hope so - i'm just off out to decide where to plant it!

Another wish plant for my shady corner..

Sorry Carol - but it is lovely....so I can't blame you!

Have to agree with you..:o))

I like that it's very different !

I like the common name, too, Amy....:-)))

it's so nice, this is another one I lost to the s&s, I really must try it again

There is a large clump of this in Kews woodland garden: its a smashing plant.

There should be, too! I agree - I got one last year which didn't reappear after the winter, so when I saw this in flower, I had to get it.

Sorry, Grindle - try at Malvern?? Those s&s are a 'menace'!!

that's what I'm hoping Spritz, I've given up on the 'organic' method and returned to the 'old' way, with a drier spring and a bit of help, I've been far more successful this year with new growth.

Good - I'm pleased for you. It's heart-breaking to lose plants to those critters.

i had this once but lost it about 8yrs ago. will have to re bu it. forgotten how lovely it looks.

Yes - you should have this for your shade! Last year's one is still there - it's coming through. :-))))))