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Fig. 1. The use of new pots and the mixture of soil (60% brown peat; 20% black peat; 20 % perlite). Fig. 2. Long pots used for plants with long roots. On the left, at Saint Marcelin (Sarreil-Baron greenhouses), on the right, in the nursery at Lautaret (Bolax gummifera, Apiaceae). Extension of the rockery “Andes and Patagonia” This rockery has been initiated in 2004. Landscaping is designed to correspond ecologically and aesthetically to the volcanic Andes: red volcanic stones and sand have been installed with a depth of around 20 cm. Figs. 3 and 4 show the rockery when finished in 2008 (see Douzet & al. 2007 for the main steps of landscaping and the website http://sajf.ujf-grenoble.fr/). The following species have been successfully acclimated at Lautaret: Acaena magellanica, Acaena 10 Diversification of Collections sericea, Acaena sp., Azorella filamentosa, Azorella fuegiana, Berberis buxifolia, Berberis empetrifolia, Blechnum penna-marina, Bolax gummifera, Brachyclados caespitosus, Bromus setifolius, Calceolaria acutifolia, Calceolaria corymbosa ssp. corymbosa, Calceolaria darwinii, Caltha sagittata, Chiliotrichum diffusum, Colobanthus quitensis, Deschampsia antarctica, Ephedra chilensis, Erigeron sp., Festuca gracillima, Hordeum comosum, Hordeum sp., Hypochaeris incana, Hypochaeris tenuifolia, Laretia acaulis, Loasa nana, Maihuenia patagonica, Maihuenia poeppigii, Maihueniopsis darwinii, Mimulus cupreus, Mimulus
Fig. 3. The rockery “Andes and Patagonia” in 2008 (on the right) and the rockery “mountains of Northern America” (on the left, with grey granite and white limestone). They are separated by the “natural garden”, i. e. the natural subalpine meadow. In the distance, the chalet-laboratory and the Grand Galibier range (3200 m). Fig. 4. The rockery “Andes and Patagonia” in 2007 (upper part), with La Meije (3987 m) in the distance. Diversification of Collections 11
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