I plan to visit as show photographer, both of the Wisley Cyclamen Society shows taking place during the early part of the year. Here's a few photographic highlights from the Winter show - the full show report will appear in the Cyclamen Society journal. If you aren't a member, check out the website for details of how to join and take part in the most amazing seed exchange, you could be growing some of these superb plants?
The society has some fantastic growers and the best of the exhibits are detailed here.....
A15 first (Brian Mathew award for best Society collection or progeny thereof) Cyclamen coum f albissimum - Martyn Denny
A3 first (Jill Moore trophy for best C. coum in show) Cyclamen coum f album - Ian Robertson
B3 first (Moira Reid Trophy for best C. alpinum in flower) Cyclamen alpinum - Duncan Gates
A4 first Cyclamen coum ex kuznetovii - Steve Walters
B1 first Cyclamen coum - Steve Walters
B2 first Cyclamen coum - Steve Walters
A9 first Cyclamen parviflorum - Ian Robertson
A12 first Cyclamen persicum puniceum - Duncan Gates
A14 first Cyclamen persicum SSP 98347D - J Novis
A6 first Cyclamen persicum cultivar - Duncan Gates
A6 second Cyclamen persicum cultivar - J Novis
A11 first Cyclamen x wellensiekii - Ian Robertson
A11 second Cyclamen x wellensiekii - Ian Robertson
A16 first Cyclamen hederifolium ssp crassifolium ex CSE 93155 - Pat Nicholls
A5 first Cyclamen graecum ssp candicum - Pat Nicholls
There always some non-Cyclamen plants of interest including these late winter flowering bulbs. All (I think) courtesy of Ian Roberson.....
Colchicum hungaricum
Crocus abantensis
Crocus atticus (a Pelopponese form)
Crocus herbertii
Crocus pelistericus
It's nice on occasions to admire individual flowers rather than a crowded pot!
Saturday, 9 February 2013
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