Journal – The Alpine Gardener – Autumn 2014

September 18, 2020

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Amazing alpine plants abound in The Alpine Gardener autumn 2014. Read for free below!

In this edition of our journal, learn how to grow colourful Lewisia cotyledon and elegant Fritillaria alburyana like a pro!

Visit the Royal Botanic Gardens Edinburgh with Robert Rolfe, see Erythronium revolutum in incredible flower at Wemyss Castle in Fife, and watch as an identification riddle for Primula reidii is solved.

All this and more in our autumn 2014 edition of our journal, The Alpine Gardener. Free to read below.

The Alpine Gardener Autumn 2014

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