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plant sale!
May. 13th, 2006 01:18 pmThe Washington Native Plant Sale is until 4 today at the Bellevue Botanical Garden. The garden parking was about three times as full as when we went to the botanical light display this past winter (!), so I got a nice little bonus hike in going to and from the car.
No Hooker's fairybells, but I did get:
The WNPS propagators know their audience. There were a lot of trilliums, and they cost a lot of money. Lots of popular shrubs, too. I may not be able to make it to the next meeting, since it's near finals time, but I'll go eventually and volunteer to propagate things. Maybe also to proofread.
No Hooker's fairybells, but I did get:
- Thalictrum alpinum (marked 'alpinium')
- Tellima grandiflora
- Thalictrum occidentale (may be male or female, don't know yet; photo is male)
- Dodecatheon hendersonii
- Maianthemum dilatatum
- Linnaea borealis (twinflower! yeah!)
- Smilacina stellata
- Vancouveria hexandra
- Streptopus amplexifolius
- Heuchera grossulariifolia ('grossularifolia' on label; apparently found tetraploid fairly often)
- Mitella trifida (more mitrewort to go with my M. pentandra! I didn't know this existed!)
The WNPS propagators know their audience. There were a lot of trilliums, and they cost a lot of money. Lots of popular shrubs, too. I may not be able to make it to the next meeting, since it's near finals time, but I'll go eventually and volunteer to propagate things. Maybe also to proofread.
