The silence on Alpine-L is deafening! Here we seem to be in the midst of
another miraculous spring (albeit we have had almost no precipitation): it has
been quite cool with light frosts (although one night into the low twenties did
fry the early magnolias ten days ago: many in shadier aspects
Alpine-L Gallery Image Upload (3072) Tradescantia andersoniana
From: Cliff Booker
eMail: bookcli...@aol.com
Name: Tradescantia andersoniana
Note: Not an alpine plant in any sense of the word, but often
grown by plant
Panayoti
The volume of posts is sure a change from when everyone was snowed in.
Jim
Would you have Trillium Grandiflorum 'Jenny Rhodes' ?
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Larry Wallace
Cincinnati
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Sounds like a great trail, Jim! Spring is still at a much earlier stage
here, nothing thinking of flowering yet, most beds still deep under snow,
and more on the way!
Cohan
On Wed, Apr 13, 2011 at 12:47 PM, J.E. Shields jshie...@indy.net wrote:
Larry,
My things, Trillium and other, are mostly
Alpine-L Gallery Image Upload (3073) Primula specuicola habitat
From: Jane Hendrix
eMail: k-jhend...@juno.com
Name: Primula specuicola habitat
Note: Primula specuicola (Cave Primrose) has a special habitat
in the
Alpine-L Image Note (3073)
From: Cliff Booker
eMail: bookcli...@aol.com
Note: Many thanks for posting these habitat images, Jane.
A species that is totally unfamiliar to me.
URL:
Alpine-L Gallery Image Upload (3075)
From:
eMail:
Note: Primula specuicola (Cave Primrose) stands about 6 inches
tall with nearly-white grey-green leaves and reddish-violet flowers. This
photo was taken on March 20, 2011 at an
Alpine-L Gallery Image Upload (3077)
From:
eMail:
Note: While the usual color of Primula specuicola is
reddish-violet, an occasional white or pale lilac variant arises in the colony.
Here is a photo of the only lilac variant we
I enjoyed your aubade, Jim...there is a rather surprising added bonus following
it, however: Aubade lingerie had a Youtube video of their latest line, modeled
by delightful models.
The ratio of lingerie to model is extremely minimal. I must be a plant nerd: I
found your flowers to be just
