The Alpine House at Brandy Mount

Chinoscilla x allenii. Sibbertoft form *    (Next picture)

* Ex. Richard Nutt’s garden. Reputed to be from Lady Beatrix Stanley’s garden at Sibbertoft Manor, Northamptonshire. Hence ‘Sibbertoft Form’.

Corydalis solida 'George Baker'   (Next picture)

Dionysia afghanica 2005    (Next picture)

Alpine house (20/10/2004) with Cyclamen graecum, Sternbergia sicula, Crocus 'Mani White',Galanthus peshmenii,Daphne 'Beauwoth' and Crocus tournfortii    (Next picture)

Saxifrages, Pleiones and Scillas     (Next picture)

Pleiones and corydalis amongst others    (Next picture)

Primulas (the blue P. 'Herbert Beresford' was very good last year)    (Next picture)

Narcissi and Cyclamen libanoticum    (Next picture)

N. 'Bowles Sulphur'    (Next picture)

N. hedraeanthus    (Next picture)

Dionysia 'Ewesley Theta'    (Next picture)

Galanthus koenenianus (the close up shows the corrugations on the leaves. This is the only Galanthus to have this feature) (Next picture)
          

Primula allionii 'Gilderdale Glow' in a tufa wall    (Next picture)

Daphne calcicola 'Gang ho ba' (late spring)    (Next picture)

Daphne petraea (late spring)