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Tuesday, 15 April 2014
Magnolia 'Elizabeth'
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The Ruskin Building quadrangle garden, known by the team as 'The Serpentine' was officially opened on the 28th April 2009, see blog entry 'The Official Opening'. The planting has matured over the last five years with the Muscari, Grape Hyacinth, providing a gentle, meandering river of blue around the box balls at this time of year. Also, the four Magnolia trees, that were planted in the spaces created by the meandering shape of the border, have matured into beautiful specimens. These four trees, Magnolia 'Elizabeth', are covered in fragrant cup shaped, primrose yellow blooms. This stunning display is further enhanced by the ivory and green flowers of Tulip 'Spring Green' flowering in the border below.
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- Sweet Pea 'Juliet', 'Anniversary' and 'Apple Blossom'
- A New Pattern On The Quad Lawn
- Pruning The Plum Trees
- Pricking Out The Seedlings
- Tulips And Wallflowers
- Tulips In The Rose Garden And Herbaceous Border
- Tulips In The Orchard
- Magnolia 'Elizabeth'
- The Hardening Off Process Continues
- Creating A Safe, Accessible Leaf Pit Area
- A Change In Shape
- Coverings Of Horticultural Fleece
- The Incubation Of The Eggs Begins
- Weaving Plant Supports
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