Dwarf Rhododendren

They add colour to the spring garden.

Hepatica nobilis

A beautiful woodland plant, often grown in the alpine house. This one is in a shady spot in hyper-tufa. A member of the buttercup family.

Gardening can be hard work, Jack kindly helps by getting Marlene the spade.

Callianthemum anemonoides - Ranunculaceae

This little beauty is usually seen in the Alpine house but this tiny delight is in hypertufa outside

Another gem for the Ericaceae family

Phylliopsis 'Coppelia' a bi-generic hybrid between a Phyllodoce & Kalmiopsis leachiana. Cultivar:

Much easier to grow than its parents. It needs an acid peaty soil that is well drained but doesn't dry out. Generally trouble free.

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"Gardening on a Smaller Scale"

A minature garden

I n the foreground is a Rowan tree. Sorbus reducta a Mountain Ash that can be measured in inches.

"A Splash of Colour."

Goerge in his prize winning garden.

Welcome

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