Tulipa batalinii, first year planting in Woodland Mosaic garden, Denver Botanic Gardens |
Phlox bifida, in Children's garden crevice bed... |
My Daphnarium (with lavender Aubrieta gracilis on lower left) | Going strong for weeks! |
Polemonium brandegei, from Southern Colorado, in Rock Alpine Garden trough.... |
Iris henryi in Rock Alpine Garden |
Closer look at my pride and joys: Daphne x schytleri on left, Daphne x 'Anton Fahdrich' on right. |
Myt champion clump of P. albana at home. |
Daphne cneorum 'Potzka' at home |
The real Townsendia spathulata...aaaah. |
Eritrichium howardii--an ancient plant in my trough |
Ribes x gordonii Love this thang. |
Same, closer up |
Even closer (ooops out of focus: sorry) |
Are you on a garden tour this year? Which one? Fabulous plants!
ReplyDeleteAre the white irises mixed in with the blue I. henryi from seed? Are they also I. henryi? Will have to put the Pulsatilla on my must-get list.
ReplyDeleteI have been hoping to catch the episode on "Garden Smart" where they visit the Denver Botanic Gardens. They finally played it today and I got to see you in your element.
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I think the "real" Townsendia spathulata is actually a sexual form of the normally apomictic T. condensata. Or even T. condensata var. anomala.
ReplyDeleteHerbarium specimen of T, spathulata:
http://www.rmh.uwyo.edu/data/gmapviewer.php?Image=USFS0028029
Vielen Dank für Ihre freundlichen Worte! Ich werde auch zu schauen Ihr Blog!
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