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National Collections

The Channel Islands National Collections Co-ordinator is Jennifer Seth-Smith, a committee member of the Guernsey group.

There are three National Collections in the Channel Islands.  There is a further collection of Jovibarba, which Peter Bastion has been looking after in Jersey.  They have been brought over to Guernsey and it is hoped that with time, they will regain their National Collection status.

Jersey

Alnus Jersey trees for life www.jerseytreesforlife.org

Cordyline australis Fauvic Nurseries Ltd. www.holmegrown.com

Guernsey 

The Guernsey collection of Nerines was recognised as a National Collection in December 2017.  The report in the Guernsey Press can be downloaded below.

Report in Guernsey Press (PDF)Download
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5 hours ago

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Some of the plants on offer at our AGM and David Fermont our chairman giving an overview of the past year. ... See MoreSee Less

Some of the plants on offer at our AGM and David Fermont our chairman giving an overview of the past year.
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A charming Hellebore at St Andrew’s Rectory and well worth having in your own garden as they flower for three months. ... See MoreSee Less

A charming Hellebore at St Andrew’s Rectory and well worth having in your own garden as they flower for three months.
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We have these in our garden, and yes they do flower for several months over the winter. They will grow under trees too.

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4 days ago

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A small selection of the plants which States Works are growing for our public displays later on this year. ... See MoreSee Less

A small selection of the plants which States Works are growing for our public displays later on this year.
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6 days ago

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A pretty little cottage in St Saviour with two huge Westringia fructicosa bushes on either side of their front door. It is also known as the coastal rosemary and grows near the coast in eastern Australia. ... See MoreSee Less

A pretty little cottage in St Saviour with two huge Westringia fructicosa bushes on either side of their front door.  It is also known as the coastal rosemary and grows near the coast in eastern Australia.
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1 week ago

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Some of the plants that States Works rents out for weddings and other events. ... See MoreSee Less

Some of the plants that States Works rents out for weddings and other events.
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