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@StephenShelle20 Cooked by the Swedish chef?!

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@StephenShelle20 Sounds fantastic!

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@StephenShelle20 Wow, that is fantastic. That Harrods design is world famous isn't it!

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@NorwellNursery Stunning! Val

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@NorwellNursery I miss the long telephone chats with Ray.

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@PMGilmartin Cheers! All the best for the future.

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@NapsWest That is Clarence Elliot. Oberau is white.

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@StephenShelle20 I hope all goes well for you today. Val Woolley

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@NapsWest Lindum Miss Daisy

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Why is my Christmas Cactus flowering in July?

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@NapsWest Named for the late George Smith. He taught my husband chemistry at Manchester University many years ago. He was one of the authors of Primulas of Europe and America by Smith, Burrow and Lowe.

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Primulas in my greenhouse today.

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@PMGilmartin Happy Birthday and a very happy retirement. Val Woolley

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@Milhart66Ken I like your little propagators.

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@britgardhistory I noticed that you are writing about the history of gardening in Rutland. There is an excellent paperback entitled 'Garden Plants of Leicestershire and Rutland' which was written by Graham Jackson and published by what was then the NCCPG in 1999. Currently available from Amazon.

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@billdewilde @KingscoteEstate I was very interested in your Kingscote post. I grow rare primulas and in my collection I have Primula 'Kingscote'. I acquired this plant more than 25 years ago from an old gentleman who lived very close to Kew Bridge. I have often wondered who raised this primula.

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@billdewilde @KingscoteEstate I am fascinated by your picture as I grow a very old primula called 'Kingscote' and have often wondered about it's origins.

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@StephenShelle20 Thinking of you and your family Stephen. Your plants will help you through this. Val

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@HartsideNursery The crevice garden is fantastic.