In my favourite Alpine House – RHS Wisley in Technicolor

Primula auricula Piers Telford

Anagalis monellii

Delosperma congestum Golden Nuggett

Primula auricula Regency Emperor

Primula sieboldii Nerimi-koshi

Anagalis monellii

Rhodohypoxis baurii Margaret Rose

Primula sieboldii Fujiiishi

Saxifraga maderensis

Primula forrestii

Primula auricula Joel

Primula auricula Excalibur

Saxifraga Norvegica

Saxifraga pedemontana subsp cervicornis

Primula auricula Sirius

Primula auricula Stand Blue

Primula auricula Sam Gamgee

Trillium … ?

Rhodohypoxis baurii Albrighton

Cyrpripedium parviflorum var pubescens

Primula sieboldii Flamenco

Androsace amurensis

Podophyllum diforme

Nierembergia linariifolia

Podophyllum versipelle Spotty Dotty

Lewisia columbiana Starburst

Dianthus spiculifolius

Verbascm dumulosum

Bloomeria humilis

Drimiopsis botryoides subsp botryoides

Drimiopsis botryoides

Calochortus amabilis

Weldenia candida

Rhodohypoxis Monty

Hypoxis hemerocallidea

Lewisia columbiana

Allium umbilicatum

Ornithogalum dubium

In the Alpine House at RHS Wisley, a kaleidoscope of colour (I know I’ve used that particular description on more than one occasion but it works for the rainbow of colour on display quite perfectly).

And in the gallery below, from their Plant Centre, more Alpine and Rock Garden stars …

Just galleries this time – though if you look back through the archives of Teddington Gardeners – use the search facility for ‘alpine’ and ‘wisley,’ you can see what else has caught my eye before and links to plenty of websites, Alpine Societies and specialist nurseries.

The rockery Helianthemums are a joy, aren’t they? Tiny, bright colourful things …