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If you are from overseas, see if the delights AGS shows have in store, will whet your appetite to visit one day....
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It's May and alpine shows at this time of year feature a diverse range of plants. Some genera such as Androsace continue to be well represented and best on the day was Androsace studiosorum 'Doksa' - click on this to see more......
It's middle of the spring show season, the venue the middle of the country, the result anything but middle of the road. This was the biggest gathering of exhibits yet. Something for everyone here, even a Farrer medal orchid and lots of juno Iris including this certificate of merit worthy Iris willmottiana 'Morning Sky' clicking on which will take you there......
Spring finally has sprung and the benches were creaking at Tottington! New Dionysias were holding centre stage in new/rare with rarely seen (so good)Androsaces catching the eye. A click on this particularly stunning Asphodelus acaulis will take you there ......
No you're not dreaming, this is one of the views at Blackpool. Well, at least a close up of one the views amongst a photographic display given a gold award at the show! Of course there were numerous plants amongst the landscape - click this to see more......
Loughborough show proved irresistable to seasonal change with the usual assembly of Dionysia, Primula allioni forms and early season bulbs. No shortage of contenders for the honours including the delectable Iris rosenbachiana - the rest are just a click away......
14th February 2004 - South Wales AGS show
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