Home Index Web Stuff Copyright Links Me Archive

JEARRARD'S HERBAL

Thats enough introduction - on with the plants!
To navigate this site, use the links above, or the detailed links at the bottom of this page.

... out in the garden.

Warm spring, cold spring ... warm spring, and now suddenly back to cold spring. Things are moving fast, but sometimes it is too cold to dwell on it.

13th March 2006

Helleborus x hybridus Hilliers Yellow .
This splendid plant is the largest flowered yellow hybrid that I have see. The large rounded flowers droop from the tips of the stems.


13th March 2006

Helleborus x hybridus Hilliers Yellow .
I selected this seedling from the Hilliers Yellow strain for its rich yellow flowers, produced in abundance.


13th March 2006

Arum maculatum 'Painted Lady' .
The native Lords and Ladies grows in many gardens, and it isn't always welcome, however this pretty variegated selection is outstanding. The pattern varies on every leaf, and as it springs out of the ground it is always exciting to see what the leaves will be like.


13th March 2006

Helleborus x hybridus Mrs Betty Ranicar .
This is one of a small number of named forms. At present, Hellebore breeding is moving forward so fast that the older forms and selections are being eclipsed very rapidly.


Acorus Alocasia Anemone Arisaema Arum Asarum Aspidistra Begonia Bromeliads Camellia
Carnivorous Cautleya Chirita Chlorophytum Clivia Colocasia Crocosmia Dionaea Drosera Epimedium
Eucomis Fuchsia Galanthus Hedychium Helleborus Hemerocallis Hepatica Hosta Impatiens Iris
Liriope Ophiopogon Pinguicula Polygonatum Ranunculus ficaria Rhodohypoxis Rohdea Roscoea Sansevieria Sarracenia
Scilla Sempervivum Tricyrtis Tulbaghia Utricularia Viola odorata Watsonia

To find particular groups of plants I grow, click on the genus name in the table above. Click on the "Index" box at the top of the page for the full list.
I have a lot of good intentions when it comes to updating this site, and I try to keep a note about what is going on, if you are interested.
If you want to contact me, the address is infoMONKEYjohnjearrard.co.uk
When typing the address in, please replace MONKEY with the more traditional @ symbol! I apologise for the tiresome performance involved, but I am getting too much spam from automated systems as a result of having an address on the front page.