Garden Gallery 2018

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• chicky Posts: 10,410

  April 2018

  Glorious Logan  😀
  
  Love that snakes head fritillary too ❤️
  
  

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  April 2018

  Thanks

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• Logan4 Posts: 2,590

  April 2018

  Thanks @chicky

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• Jason-3 Posts: 391

  April 2018

  tulips realy happy in the border...I brought these from a nursery as white specimen type..but are more sorbet. I forgot what they were called as want some more

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• Guernsey Donkey2 Posts: 6,713

  April 2018

  These are adorable Jason - let us know the name if you can.
  

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  April 2018

  Hi Jason, when you say "white specimen type" can you tell me more about this?
  

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• Jason-3 Posts: 391

  April 2018

  Fire said:

  Hi Jason, when you say "white specimen type" can you tell me more about this?
  

  Oops should of read species type ...over eager spell check

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• Joyce21 Posts: 15,489

  April 2018

  
  
  

  SW Scotland

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• Fire Posts: 19,096

  April 2018

  @Jason-3I thought it was a technical term I hadn't heard before. I would love to know the variety and plant the tulips next year. I'd be fascinated to know if they return year after year.
  

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• Jellyfire Posts: 1,139

  April 2018

  Fire said:

  @Jason-3I thought it was a technical term I hadn't heard before. I would love to know the variety and plant the tulips next year. I'd be fascinated to know if they return year after year.
  

  Likewise, have tried various tulips in the hope of finding a reliable perennial, have had some success with appledoorn, though I’m not a big fan of red flowers so I half wish they hadn’t. Surprisingly one of the pretty common ones found in chain garden centres, Ballerina, is now in its 5th year for me and looks like the flowers are set to be pretty much the same size and number as ever 

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