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Blue Camassias, Prunus serrula and bluebells
Prunus serrula is mainly grown for its beautiful polished red-brown bark. It was introduced to this
country by E.H Wilson from Western China in 1908. Camassias ( Quamash or Wild Hyacinths)
are perennials native to the Western United States.
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Rhododendron campylocarpum and bluebells |
The glades at High Beeches are thickly carpeted with bluebells contrasting beautifully with yellow Rhododenrons and primroses.
The garden is open from 11 am on Bank Holiday Monday.
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