Wendy’s Diary at Merseaislanders.co.uk
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Last year I planted a new crab apple tree having seen it in the new year still full of red crab apples. On enquiry I read the berries on this variety are usually not eaten by the birds until the end of February (‘Malus Red Sentinel’ I think) I was surprised how well it bloomed in its first year and the ‘apples’ followed and at the end of February had not been touched. In the last few days a pair of blackbirds are enjoying a feast and as we were leaving, camera in hand to photograph the high tide‘mum’ was enjoying her feed so much she took no notice of me in the car and continued tucking in. Now they are all gone and it is coming into leaf
19th March 2007
Crabapple Spring 2006
Winter 2006/7
Wood Anemones
Water Hawthorn (aponogelum
Hamamelis(Witch Hazel)
Celandine ‘Brazen Hussy’
Creamy Celandine
Celandines
Anemone Nemerosa
N. Avalanche scented)
Sophora
Berberis (self sown)
Collection from my garden 310307MIHS SPRING SHOW RESULTS
Fitzpatrick Trophy for most points in Flower classes -
Mark Farthing
Bill Bareham Trophy for best exhibit in Flower Classes -
Eric Kidman
Vic Kent Trophy for best exhibit in Polyanthus class -
Mary Sienkiewicz Memorial Cup for best exhibit Pot Plant classes -
Mr and Mrs D Cooper
Luckham Trophy for most point Vegetable classes -
Sheila Phillips Trophy for most points Home Industry classes -
Barton Trophy for most points Flower Arrangement classes -
Duane Trophy for most points and Society Cup for best exhibit
in Children’s classes-
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‘Spring is Here’ 1st prize (Maureen Wade) |
Miniature and Petite arrangements |
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Home Industries
Camellias
‘Spring is Here ‘ (Wendy’s)
Can you identify this and where can I get it please ?