Alan James Gardner

Plant Anorak who goes fishing, addicted to collecting Trilliums, Erythroniums, Hepaticas & Liliums and fishing tackle I don't need.

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@80_mcswan Yes

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Erythronium hybrid Rosalind, a later flowering form.

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Glaucidium Palmatum, a Japanese woodlander with lovely, if somewhat fleeting flowers in a breezy central Scotland.

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Fritillaria Pallidiflora.

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Trillium Albidum with Erythronium

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@BeachBreeze5 Erythronium blooms

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Same seat, different view.

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Erythronium Hunter, a Hendersoni hybrid that self sowed in her garden some years ago and proving to be a good doer.

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Garden seat view.

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Erythronium time in a cool and breezy central Scotland.

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Erythronium Revolutum in the garden.

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Fritillaria Sewerzowii in the garden.

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Pseudotrilloum Rivale in the garden.

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@dicentra33 Yes, I think so 🤔😁.

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Early spring colour on one of our rockeries.

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@Daphne_Meadows_ Yes, the pink one is Corydalis Solida Deiter Sachs. Solida types grow from a small bulb which multiplies and seeds around. Your blue one looks like a fibrous rooted Flexuosa type.

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Corydalis Solida Firebird.

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@brianparkerart I’m afraid I don’t know, I can’t remember where I bought it many years ago .

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Erythronium hybrid ‘ John Brooks ‘ has lovely leaves followed by white flowers.

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Japanese Hepatica ‘ Kanazawa ‘.