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Southern African Bulb Group: links
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Southern African Bulb Group. Links to related web sites. This list is provided for users' information and we do not take any responsibility for its usefulness or accuracy. Inclusion does not imply endorsement or recommendation by the SABG. In French) [ English translation by Google. A-Z Photographic Database of Southern African Bulbous Plants. Audrey Cain's web site containing useful information on bulbs grown over the years, not currently available. Cape Seed and Bulb. Bert Zaalberg's collection (in Lei...
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Links
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Here are some links to other sites that I have found interesting or useful. A web search will reveal a great many others. By David Constantine. Very useful and informative resource. Great collection of plants. Extensive eclectic list of plants. Astonishing modern plant hunters. Derry Watkins Special Plants. A nursery that does what it says on the sign. The delightful Derry Watkins and her special plants. Streptocarpus and other wonders. I admire their achievements immensely. Very wide range of plants .
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The Freerange Gardener: November 2013
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Life in a Devon garden. Tuesday, 26 November 2013. Fleeting low sunlight illuminated some of the last vestiges of autumn and, in one case, the promise of the spring to come. A lattice of burnished beech ( Fagus sylvatica. Leaves against a cloudless sky. Backlit fluffy seedheads of Miscanthus sinensis. Flamingo' wafting in the breeze. The rich buttery leaves of Cornus sangnuinea. Long-faded flowerheads of Sedum spectabile. Almost reborn in the sun. Biding its time until spring. Posted by Tim Jones. The co...
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The Freerange Gardener: July 2013
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Life in a Devon garden. Wednesday, 31 July 2013. I heard the loud and distinctive "chup! Call of Crossbills this afternoon and looked up to see a flock of 10 of these dumpy finch-like birds – equipped with slightly comical overlapping mandibles that are perfectly designed for extracting seeds from pine cones – flying high down the valley. Crossbills breed very early in the year and roam the countryside in summer and autumn, in sometimes very large flocks, seeking out fruiting conifers. Posted by Tim Jones.
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The Freerange Gardener: May 2014
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Life in a Devon garden. Friday, 23 May 2014. Chelsea Flower Show 2014 – Press Day. Monday 19th May saw me foresaking bosky Devon for the Big Smoke and the pampered perfection of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, having been invited to attend ‘Press Day’ as my prize for being a finalist in the 2013 RHS Blog Competition. Thanks again to everyone who voted for The Freerange Gardener! Leaves to remove any wayward specks. Look there and is that a pair of tweezers I spy? Buffing-up the peonies for the judges. 8221;...
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The Freerange Gardener: December 2013
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Life in a Devon garden. Tuesday, 31 December 2013. New Year's Eve at dusk. New Year twigs and berries from the garden. The Christmas Cactus I wrote about on 8 September. In the meantime, Happy New Year and happy gardening in 2014! Posted by Tim Jones. Saturday, 7 December 2013. Leaf wrangling in the drizzle. Lichen on rowan ( Sorbus aucuparia. Posted by Tim Jones. Monday, 2 December 2013. Dipper singing outside our cottage early in the morning. Posted by Tim Jones. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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The Freerange Gardener: September 2013
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Life in a Devon garden. Tuesday, 24 September 2013. Update 25 Sep: Now with slightly. Less horrible resolution. Must do better! The Freerange Gardener is proud to present a second technological innovation in the space of 24 hours. Yesterday the apple press, today a video clip! Where will it all end? Posted by Tim Jones. Monday, 23 September 2013. Two weeks ago. So there. No impulse buys or fashionable bandwagons for us thank you very much! Posted by Tim Jones. Not more bloody butterflies! I hear you cry&...
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The Freerange Gardener: January 2014
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Life in a Devon garden. Thursday, 30 January 2014. Bergenia purpurascens 'Irish Crimson'. Daphne bholua 'Jacqueline Postill'. Fatsia polycarpa close-up of flower buds. Salix alba var. vitellina 'Britzensis' and snowdrops. Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea'. Prunus x subhirtella 'Autumnalis Rosea' close-up of flowers. Narcissus 'Rijnveld's Early Sensation'. Posted by Tim Jones. Monday, 27 January 2014. Common snowdrop Galanthus nivalis. 8211; elegant simplicity. With so many good garden snowdrops and...
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The Freerange Gardener: Chelsea Flower Show 2014 – Press Day
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Life in a Devon garden. Friday, 23 May 2014. Chelsea Flower Show 2014 – Press Day. Monday 19th May saw me foresaking bosky Devon for the Big Smoke and the pampered perfection of the RHS Chelsea Flower Show, having been invited to attend ‘Press Day’ as my prize for being a finalist in the 2013 RHS Blog Competition. Thanks again to everyone who voted for The Freerange Gardener! Leaves to remove any wayward specks. Look there and is that a pair of tweezers I spy? Buffing-up the peonies for the judges. 8221;...
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The Freerange Gardener: August 2013
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Life in a Devon garden. Friday, 30 August 2013. Plant of the Moment – No. 14 Phlox paniculata 'Eva Cullum'. 8216;Eva Cullum’ was introduced in 1978 by the revered Norfolk nurseryman Alan Bloom, who named it for his then head of retail at Bressingham Gardens and Nursery. The shocking-pink flowers, with carmine centres like a smudged 70s lipstick, are set off beautifully by maroon stems and dark green leaves. In common with other selections of P. paniculata. Posted by Tim Jones. Thursday, 29 August 2013.
