…decent bark like this. Asimina triloba Asimina triloba Asimina triloba Maclura pomifera – Osage orange – as a small tree with some insignificant flowers and nasty prickles on the stems….

…autumn for replanting we came across this rare tree with several pairs of flowers. I thought it was Asimina triloba but this flowers earlier in the year and the flowers…

…‘Red Star’. Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Red Star’ An unusual combination – Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Red Star’ and Asimina triloba. No fruit on the Asimina. Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Red Star’ and Asimina triloba 2022…

…nivea var. yunnanensis Buddleia nivea var. yunnanensis Flower buds well formed on Asimina triloba alongside the leaf petioles. An odd shape which I had not taken in before. Asimina triloba…

…Picconia excelsa Asimina triloba in full flower. One of three mature trees here. The two much younger trees at Caerhays are variable and different in their flowering habits. We see…

…well developed on Aristolochia sempervirens but not yet ripe. Aristolochia sempervirens A really good Rhododendron ‘Polar Bear’ hidden away. Rhododendron ‘Polar Bear’ Euonymus wilsonii setting seed. Euonymus wilsonii Asimina triloba…

…we saw last week at Caerhays in flower. Escallonia ‘Iveyi’ Asimina triloba with its ghostly autumn appearance already. Asimina triloba Platycrater arguta nicely out. Platycrater arguta Euonymus phellomanus with pink…

…styraciflua ‘Red Star’ nonetheless. Liquidambar styraciflua ‘Red Star’ No fruits at all this year on Asimina triloba. Asimina triloba Lots more dead Aucuba below Hardy and Berts Nursery. dead Aucuba…

…and ‘Saphyr Orange’ Pyracantha ‘Saphyr Red’ and ‘Saphyr Orange’ And early autumn colours too starting to appear here and there. Asimina triloba has leaves which are nearly yellow as those…

…more like Asimina triloba to me especially after looking at Trees and Shrubs online. Diospyros cathayensis Diospyros cathayensis The new growth on Carpinus caroliniana (from Mexico). Carpinus caroliniana Carpinus caroliniana…

…thought to expect these in the spring. Very similar to Disanthus ovatifolius (previously Uocodendron whartonii) which proves this name change makes sense. What else has flowers shaped like these? Asimina…