苗圃概况
Zahradnictví U sv. Jana (Nepomuckého) 是位于捷克布拉格 Braník 区的一户家庭经营高山植物专类苗圃，由 Ing. Dana Stádníková 主理，与 Karel Bělohlávek、František Prokop 共同维护，2013 年建站以来一直只做一类生意——把适合石园、洼地、植槽和林缘生境的稀有高山植物自家繁殖、自家出售。苗圃起名 “U sv. Jana” 取自所在街巷的圣约翰小堂（圣尼波穆克），本身带点中欧老城的地名习惯，跟”专业园艺服务机构”那类冠名是两回事。苗圃规模很小，植株全部自己扦插、播种或分株得来，从不外购倒卖，因此每种植物都只有少量几盆；容器规格多为 7、9、12 厘米的小盆，按捷克行价随品种年龄、稀有度、株型和栽培难度定价。这种”自家繁育＋少量现货”的方式让它在捷克高山植物圈里更像一个面向同好者的小工作室，而不是走量出货的花园中心。
专类方向与特色植物
苗圃的主攻方向是高山植物（skalničky），覆盖石园、植槽、洼地（suťoviště）、林缘（hajní partie）四类生境，重点放在市面上不常见的稀有物种。招牌类别有四块。第一是虎耳草 Porphyrion 组（Saxifraga Porphyrion），欧洲高山植物爱好者圈子里最受追捧的虎耳草分支，苗圃把它放在最显眼的位置单独列出，下设”栽培品种”和”原生种”两栏。第二是小瑞香（Daphne），从低矮铺地型 Daphne cneorum、阿尔卑斯特有种 D. alpina，到杂交品种 D. × hendersonii、D. × napolitana、D. × rollsdorfii 等十几个栽培品种，是苗圃石园植物的另一个支柱。第三是矮型木本（Dřeviny），包括日本红枫 Acer palmatum、小叶黄杨 Buxus microphylla ‘Compacta’、日本紫珠 Callicarpa japonica、岩黄耆 Cytisus、紫杉 Ephedra、单子麻黄、矮云杉 Picea abies ‘Jana’ 以及多种小杜鹃 Rhododendron 等，按高度、花期、株型、观赏部位和栽培环境列表出售。第四是 Oncocyclus 与 Juno 鸢尾（Irisy），苗圃的”特长项”——中近东山区起源的球根鸢尾组群，栽培难度高，在欧洲以外几乎买不到，是这家苗圃区别于普通高山植物商的核心招牌。此外苗圃也经营一般性高山植物（skalničky）和小型球根、块茎类花卉（cibulnaté a hlíznaté rostliny），但量比前面四类少。
价格区间与销售方式
苗圃按捷克行价分门别类定参考价，所有报价以捷克克朗（Kč）为单位，2026 年实际购买时按订单确认函为准。虎耳草（Saxifragy）40–60 Kč，一般高山植物（Skalničky）35–45 Kč、极稀有或特大株 60–100 Kč，矮型木本（Dřeviny）50–150 Kč，球根块茎类（Cibuloviny）35–75 Kč、极稀有或特大者 75–120 Kč，Oncocyclus、Juno、Regelia 鸢尾 75–350 Kč、按品种和繁育难度分档。销售只接受电话或邮件预订单，订单确认函会写明品种和价格，再约时间到苗圃自取；新冠疫情期间改为在苗圃门口交接，目前已恢复”自取＋可顺便逛园”的接待方式；邮购业务多年前已停办，不再恢复。苗圃方面明确说，这样做主要是为了保证植物状态和便于买家当面核对品种，对远距离买家不友好，但能理解。
苗圃信息与联系方式
营业方式为电话预约制，不设固定开放时段。苗圃位于捷克首都布拉格南郊的 Braník 区，负责人为 Ing. Dana Stádníková，地址 Gončarenkova 40，147 00 Praha 4 – Braník；GPS 坐标 50°2’30.73″N，14°25’24.33″E，可在主流在线地图上以坐标直接定位。电话与电邮联系方式已在官网联系页公开列出，老买家一般直接以英文邮件预约品种与自取时间，新买家可先发一封自我介绍邮件询问是否在售品种与可预约时段。苗圃同时在捷克高山植物协会 saxifraga.cz 的合作网络里挂了链接，跨城市和跨国的同好者通常是通过 saxifraga.cz 找到这家苗圃，再走官网取得进一步联系渠道。
选苗与初学者建议
对打算从这家苗圃邮购或托人代购的人，几条实操经验值得参考。第一，Porphyrion 虎耳草是欧洲高山圈公认的栽培门槛品种，新手先从 D. × hendersonii ‘Fritz Kummert’、D. × napolitana ‘Stasek’ 这类杂交种入手，再尝试纯种。第二，Oncocyclus 和 Juno 鸢尾在夏季休眠期鳞茎极易腐烂，预订前务必确认苗圃的发货时间能避开本地雨季。第三，苗圃只发小盆（7–12 厘米），到货后建议立刻换到排水良好的石园土或掺石灰岩碎屑的混合基质，而不是用市售泥炭。第四，由于该苗圃量小，稀有品种一个季节往往只出几株，看到有货就要尽快下单确认，错过就得等下一年的繁殖季。
Nursery Profile
Zahradnictví U sv. Jana (Nepomuckého) is a family-run alpine plant specialty nursery located in the Braník district of Prague, Czech Republic. It is managed by Ing. Dana Stádníková together with Karel Bělohlávek and František Prokop. Since the website launched in 2013 the nursery has stuck to one line of business — propagating and selling rare alpine plants suited to rock gardens, screes, troughs and woodland edges, all raised on-site. The “U sv. Jana” name refers to the local St. John of Nepomuk chapel after which the surrounding lane is named, and reflects a typical Central European habit of naming small businesses after a nearby landmark rather than a generic “horticultural service” brand. The operation is intentionally small. All plants are propagated in-house from cuttings, seed or divisions — nothing is bought in for resale — so each variety is offered in very limited numbers. Plants ship in 7, 9 or 12 cm pots, priced to the Czech market standard according to age, rarity, plant size and cultivation difficulty. To alpine-plant hobbyists across Central Europe it functions less like a garden centre and more like a small specialist workshop.
Specialty Areas and Signature Plants
The nursery focuses on four core speciality groups, all within the broader alpine-plant (skalničky) category, covering rock garden, trough, scree (suťoviště) and woodland-edge (hajní partie) habitats. First is Saxifraga sect. Porphyrion, the most coveted branch of the genus among European alpine enthusiasts, given its own dedicated section on the website with separate “Cultivars” and “Wild-collected” subsections. Second is Daphne — low-growing and mat-forming species and hybrids including D. cneorum, D. alpina, D. × hendersonii, D. × napolitana and D. × rollsdorfii cultivars. Third is dwarf woody plants (Dřeviny): Japanese maples (Acer palmatum), compact boxwood (Buxus microphylla ‘Compacta’), Japanese beautyberry (Callicarpa japonica), broom (Cytisus), Ephedra, dwarf Norway spruce ‘Jana’, and small rhododendrons. Fourth is Oncocyclus and Juno irises — the nursery’s signature speciality: bulbous irises from the mountains of the Near East, notoriously difficult in cultivation and almost unobtainable outside specialist European sources. The nursery also offers general alpines and small bulbous/tuberous flowering plants, but in much smaller quantities than the four flagship groups above.
Pricing and Ordering Method
Reference prices are quoted in Czech koruna (Kč) and confirmed in the order reply; the 2026 figures are Saxifragy 40–60 Kč, general alpines (Skalničky) 35–45 Kč with very rare or extra-large plants at 60–100 Kč, dwarf woody plants (Dřeviny) 50–150 Kč, bulbous plants (Cibuloviny) 35–75 Kč with very rare or extra-large at 75–120 Kč, and Oncocyclus, Juno and Regelia irises 75–350 Kč by cultivar and propagation difficulty. Orders are accepted only by phone or e-mail. Once confirmed, the buyer arranges personal pickup at the nursery. During the COVID-19 pandemic collection took place at the gate; that has since reverted to on-site pickup with optional garden visits. Postal dispatch was discontinued years ago and is not being restarted — a policy the nursery explains as a way to keep plants healthy and let buyers verify cultivars on the spot.
Nursery Information and Contact
The nursery operates by appointment only — there are no fixed opening hours. It sits in the Braník district on the southern edge of Prague; the contact listed on the official site is Ing. Dana Stádníková at Gončarenkova 40, 147 00 Praha 4 – Braník, Czech Republic, with GPS coordinates 50°2’30.73″N, 14°25’24.33″E that pin-point the site on standard online maps. Phone and e-mail contact details are published on the official Kontakty page; established buyers typically send a short e-mail in English listing the cultivars they want and the dates they can collect. The nursery is also listed in the partner network of the Czech Rock Garden Society saxifraga.cz, which is how most out-of-town and international buyers first hear about it before moving on to the official site for direct contact.
Sourcing and Beginner Tips
For anyone planning to source plants from this nursery on behalf of a distant buyer, four field-tested points help. Porphyrion saxifrages are widely regarded as the most demanding section of the genus in European cultivation; beginners should start with hybrids such as D. × hendersonii ‘Fritz Kummert’ or D. × napolitana ‘Stasek’ before attempting true species. Oncocyclus and Juno irises rot easily during summer dormancy; confirm the nursery’s shipping window avoids the buyer’s local wet season before placing the order. Plants arrive in 7–12 cm pots and should be potted on immediately into a free-draining rock-garden mix with added limestone grit — never into standard peat-based substrate. Stock is genuinely limited; rare cultivars often appear in single-digit numbers per season. Once a desirable item is offered, confirm the order quickly or wait for the next propagation cycle.
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