Viola 'Rebecca'
By Spritzhenry
- 15 Apr, 2009
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This is a perennial Viola - I love the delicate colour of it.
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It's lovely. Perennial sounds good.
15 Apr, 2009
Wait for it ....it's fragrant as well! Mind you, you have to lie down on the grass to get your nose into it! LOL.
15 Apr, 2009
OOOoooo this is Gorgeous Spritz :)
15 Apr, 2009
Divine!
15 Apr, 2009
Oh I remember this one I used to grow it, so beautiful, exquisite colour.
15 Apr, 2009
love it Spritz - do you have any seeds? :-)
16 Apr, 2009
This is lovely, I love flowers with Christian names, & will buy a plant for a name if it reminds me of a friend.
16 Apr, 2009
No, Angie - no seeds yet. I will try to remember to collect some - the trouble is at the moment I am dead-heading them (I have another calle 'Etain' ) as I want them to keep on flowering.
By the way, that Lychnis coronaria you asked about is sterile - no seeds, I'm afraid!
16 Apr, 2009
This is beautiful...and fragrant too..wonderful !
16 Apr, 2009
Super, Spritz! Took Mum to a local garden centre last week and we fell in love with this, the prettiest Viola either of us had seen and scented too....a real gem.
16 Apr, 2009
So - do I have to guess whether it went home with you? ;-)
16 Apr, 2009
Well, after much pulling and tugging, Mum won! (only joking....I'll have some of her seeds when it's time)....:o)
16 Apr, 2009
never mind thanks anyway....just wondering forgive me if i sound daft but how do you know if something is sterile or if the seed is not likely to be true to the mother plant? i have always wondered this. - as i don't have a clue i just collect seeds and sow them sometimes they work sometimes they don't.
17 Apr, 2009
LOL. I read that in my RHS book! Otherwise, I really don't know!
Does anyone else on GOY - I bet there's somebody with the info????
17 Apr, 2009
My Lychnis coronaris is certainly not sterile - it's seeded itself around all over the place! I think i have some seed saved somewhere if you want some Angie?
17 Apr, 2009
Sid, this is Lychnis coronaria 'Gardeners' World' we are talking about - the others are not sterile, only this one, as far as I know. It's a double maroon flowered one.
17 Apr, 2009
So pretty:)
17 Apr, 2009
Thanks Sid but i have the same going on with the one i already have, what colour is yours? mine is hot pink single bloom - if you have the white or another colour will gladly do you a swap? - i have ready grown plants in my greenhouse.
18 Apr, 2009
Beautiful...
19 Apr, 2009
Angie - I have the hot pink single sort and also the white - but until they flower I can't tell which is which! Can I take cuttings I wonder? If I wait until they flower maybe I could take a cutting from a white one? The seeds I have could be either colour I'm afraid. S.
20 Apr, 2009
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