WHAT'S LOOKING GOOD IN MAY 2018

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  1. CanadianLori

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    Crabapple and Snowcloud. Might be a good year for crabapple jelly :)
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        Hi Logan, the only buds that keep opening are the leaf ones...it matured before then the leaves totally dropped off that's why I cut it back :dunno:
         
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          They were originally alliums, then Nectaroscordum and are now back to alliums. :doh:

          @ARMANDII is tight, we do tend to have quite a few and we sell about 100 each open day. The ones that are potted up ready for sale have all died back already :scratch: but the ones in the garden are only just opening.

          The Tripledale are slightly more compact in the flower (giving a rounder effect) than the siculum. The RHS sell a bulb (presumably flowering in a pot) for £4.99. We sell about three, in flower and dug out of the garden for about £1.50 :noidea: :)

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            Kristen and I visited Isabella Plantation in Richmond Park on Monday. The Azaleas were spectacular. :blue thumb:

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              Good afternoon:smile:

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                  shiney this looks spectacular :wow:....some gorgeous colours there [​IMG]
                   
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                    These were sent to me by @noisette. I decided to let them "down" gently by keeping them in my unheated greenhouse over winter as they had been sent to me from France. @ARMANDII was lucky to get these gorgeous Iris too. The ones flowering are only a few of what noisette kindly sent us.
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                      silu they're stunning but this colour attracted my eyes :wub2:
                       
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                          Youve made me really want a crabapple tree now! Ace pics, loving all the blossom.
                           
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                            The hybrid Rhododendrons and Azaleas are just getting going post the species ones I have, being finished, The last photo is of a Fothergilla. Maybe not that exciting in flower but does have a pleasant scent when flowering BUT it is absolutely stunning come autumn when it is a blaze of reds oranges yellow and purple.One of the finest autumn colouring shrubs.
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                              silu beautiful display of colours :love30:
                               
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