Fritillaria latakiensis - 2016
By Andrewr
- 24 Mar, 2016
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Very similar to F. elwesii, but the flowers have more purple and less green. It also comes primarily from Syria and needs full sun; elwesii is from southwest Turkey and will tolerate a little shade.
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You should do a spring opening of your garden Andrew. Another rare gem!
2 Apr, 2016
Meanie - we are opening on 30th April. That is plenty early enough as there is still a lot of work to do, raking up dead leaves, weeding and feeding, and other minor tidying jobs. It is now 10am and I intend to spend the rest of the day out there.
2 Apr, 2016
Oh, I'd like to see that.
2 Apr, 2016
Apart from a lunch break, I was out from 10 until 5pm when light rain started here in Bracknell. The forecast for tomorrow is similar.
2 Apr, 2016
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A lovely colour contrast Andrew ...
24 Mar, 2016