ramonda

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Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew: Conservation and Wildlife
... - Prunus x domestica - VICTORIA PLUM Pulmonaria officinalis - Pyracantha coccinea - Pyracantha coccinea - Pyrus communis - COMMON PEAR Ramonda myconi - Rhodiola rosea - Rhododendron - - Rhododendron - Pink Pearl - Rhododendron calostrotum keleticum - Rhododendron impeditum - Rhododendron macranthum - Rhododendron ...
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Scottish Rock Garden Club - Main Index Page
... , Lomatogonium, Megacodon, Sebaea, Swertia. GERANIACEAE: Erodium, Geranium, Pelargonium. GESNERIACEAE: X Brigandra, Haberlea, Jankaea, Lysionotus, Mitraria, Ramonda. HYPOXIDACEAE: Hypoxis, Rhodohypoxis. IRIDACEAE: Crocus, Diplarrhena, Gladiolus, Gynandriris, Hermodactylus, Iris, Ixia, Lapeirousia, Libertia, Moraea, Phaiophleps ...
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Scottish Rock Garden Club - >Show Report
... I bought from Ian Christie at Gardening Scotland. A fantastic plant with a local heritage. Ramonda serbica Polemonium viscosum This fantastic Scottish native from Margaret and Henry, Paris quadrifolia Saxifraga caespitosa ...
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Rock Garden
... sunny site. P. vulgaris and P. vernalis need alkaline soil. Propagtion: Sow seeds in summer. Ramonda: hates prolonged direct sunlight. The place for it is on the north side of a ...
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Rock Garden
... or divide clumps in the spring. Haberlea: is an attractive alpine, like its close relative Ramonda. It is quite different, as it will not grow unless the conditions are just right ...
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GESNERIACEAE
... (African Violet), and Streptocarpus. A few of the hardier species are grown in gardens, notably Ramonda, Jankaea and Mitraria. Some are used in local medicines in tropical areas. Characteristics of this ...
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Seed Germination Database
... 50 Peaty JC Soak for 24 hours, then No. 14. (Pre-chill for 3 months). Ramonda HP 30-60 L X 55-60 Well drained S Ranunculus HP 30-90 X ...
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Collection des gesnériacées du Jardin botanique de Montréal [Jardin botanique]
... Japon et dans le sud de l'Europe (Péninsules balkanique et ibérique). Certaines espèces, comme Ramonda myconi qui pousse dans les Pyrénées, peuvent même tolérer une couverture de neige. | PAGE D ...
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