Hannelotte's
Photo Galleries:

	Anemone, Pulsatilla and Hepatica
	Other Ranuncul- aceae
	Campanulaceae
	Corydalis, Dicentra
	Gentiana
	Iris
	Meconopsis
	Hardy Orchids
	Primulaceae (Primula, Androsace etc)
	Saxifraga
	Rock Garden
	Woodland
	Summer 2002
	Summer 2004
	Summer 2005
	Siberia and Russian Far East 2006

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Hannelotte Kindlund's Garden in Övertänger, Sweden

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Hepatica

I am a 'distance gardener' . In wintertime I live in Stockholm (USDA-zone 5) and in summertime I live in a little village - Övertänger - 300 km (188 miles) farther north in a much colder climate (USDA hardiness zone 3-4).

My garden is not a designer’s garden but a collector's garden. In recent years many new countries have become open for plant-hunting, countries I never may see in reality. To grow plants from all over the world is my way to visit these countries. And it is a challenge to grow these exotic flowers in a surrounding where nature isn't very generous.

The last couple of years I have tried to become more acquainted with hardy orchids, climbimg monkhoods (Aconitum), Hepatica and cultivars of Anemone nemorosa. Gentiana, Corydalis, Pulsatilla and Meconopsis have kept my interest in many years.

I am always looking for interesting new seed. Much of my seed I receive as a membership benefit from a number of garden societies or buy from seed-expeditions. But I am also always interested in swapping with old and new friends.

Now, that I am retired, I am travelling quite a lot. Russia and the Russian flora are my special interest. I have been several times to Estonia, made an exciting trip to Kamchatka and to Southern Siberia and Russian Far East.

Since January 2002 you are visitor nr: 97157