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Mountain Perennial Garden @BFAG
... the most well know alpine plants originate from this area. Plants such as the Trumpet gentian, Gentiana acaulis and Leontopodium alpinum or Edelweiss need no introduction. Treeline in the Alps ... collection currently hosts around 75 species featuring all the classic genera, Saxifraga, Gentiana, Androsace and Campanula. Gentiana verna and the silver saxifrages dominate in early spring followed by the ...
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More favourites - Get Growing Gardening Tips Devonian Botanic Garden
... plague-stricken people - and it landed on a gentian! Favourites Gentiana acaulis The first one is G. acaulis (syn. G. excisa, G. kochiana) (Trumpet Gentian). It has a wide distribution over the mountains of ... leathery and bright green in colour with a similar shape to those of G. acaulis. Flowers are solitary, trumpet-shaped and a deep azure blue (to 5 cm/2 inches long). Inside ...
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Photos of Perennial Species in our Garden
... , Storksbill) Eryngium planum (Blue Sea Holly) Rock Garden - F, G, H, I Gaillardia aristata (Blanketflower) Gentiana acaulis (Trumpet Gentian) Geranium cinereum 'Ballerina' (Geranium) Geranium cinereum 'Splendens' (Geranium) Geum triflorum (Three-Flowered Avens, Prairie ...
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OVRGHS articles
... Portraits Campanula zoysii: Daughter of the Slovene Mountains by Kristl Walek Uploaded October 7, 2005 Gentiana acaulis: Trumpet or Stemless Gentian by Kristl Walek Uploaded October 7, 2005 Machaeranthera coloradensis: Colorado Tansy-Aster ...
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Gentiana acaulis
... Gentiana acaulis Gentiana acaulis "Trumpet or Stemless Gentian" by Kristl Walek "Blue flowers are the least plentiful, and the philosophers ... and acidic soils. Acaulis means "stemless" and is also a group name covering a number of trumpet gentians. The acaulis group includes Gentiana acaulis, angustifolia, alpine, dinarica, ligustica, occidentalis and clusii. Trumpet Gentian is a beautiful ...
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Scottish Rock Garden Club - Group Newsletters Page
... , as seems likely, Gentiana barvarica, which only flowers in the spring.  Certainly his statue in Nottingham has him holding, on the basis of this poem, a blue trumpet gentian which would only ... be equally productive. Many gentians are, however, spring rather than autumn flowering. The commonest is Gentiana acaulis. This is a true alpine and as such needs gritty, well-drained alkaline conditions. It ...
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Scottish Rock Garden Club - >Feature Article
... species that generously repay any amount of searching with their exquisite beauty. Phyteuma. Gentiana acaulis Gentiana verna Orobanche The constantly changing meadows are especially rich with species….. salvias, trollius, gentians ... the pastel pinks of primulas and the tantalizing blues of the spring and trumpet gentians dot the sun-drenched 'lawns' between the mammoth fragments. These high meadow ...
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Rock Garden
... -drained open soil in full sun. Propagation: Sow seeds or plant stem cuttings in summer. Gentiana: is the queen of the alpines and creates a truly impressive rock garden. The blue ... are height nine inches, spread twelve inches, flowering period July to August. The popular G. acaulis (Trumpet Gentian) is a smaller plant (three inches high) and blooms earlier (May to June), but ...
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Recommended Perennial Plants to Grow in Rock Gardens
... clusters of flowers in early Spring 5-10 Trumpet Gentian Gentiana acaulis 2"-4" Mat of glossy 1 inch green leaves; disproportionate 3 inch, blue trumpet flowers in early Summer 3-9 Dwarf Baby ... the plant is a couple years old; needs excellent drainage zones vary Cushion Pink Silene acaulis 2"-4" Soft, hairy leaves spread slowly to form a low mat. Tubular pink flowers ...
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