…Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Atlas’ is showing colour too further along the path. No damage! Magnolia ‘Atlas’ Surprisingly the big leafed Rhododendron suoilenhense is opening fast. This…

…a bit battered. Its leader bends over to one side proving its parentage from Magnolia campbellii ‘Alba’. Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Then I find a supposedly true Magnolia campbellii ‘Alba’…

…Tennis Court from the lower paddock. view over the Tennis Court Magnolia ‘Albatross’ at its best in the lower paddock. Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Sweet Valentine’ – lower paddock….

…a few low down and perfectly coloured flowers. Magnolia ‘Bishop Michael’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ now full out. Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ First flowers opening on Magnolia ‘Atlas’. Magnolia ‘Atlas’ Rhododendron gingongshanicum…

…Two hydrangeas dug out. George’s Hut Magnolia ‘Albatross’ uplifted above the path. Brutal but it will make a better tree eventually. Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Camellia taliensis now shedding its…

…just arrived here. Sad reading. ‘Albatross’ is a cross between Magnolia cylindrica and Magnolia x veitchii ‘Peter Veitch’. ‘Albatross’ The usual contest between the nearby planted New Zealand bred Magnolia…

…very top of the garden. A huge tree now. Magnolia ‘Philip’s Surprise’ Magnolia ‘Philip’s Surprise’ Ripe buds on Magnolia ‘Albatross’. Magnolia ‘Albatross’ A Rhododendron griffithianum seedling with full new growth…

…for three months at last. Hypericum lancasteri Leaves still on Peter Borlaise’s Magnolia ‘Albatross’ by George’s Hut which he bred at Lanhydrock. Peter’s funeral was at Lanhydrock church a fortnight…

…Magnolia ‘Albatross’. Magnolia ‘Albatross’ Rhododendron pseudochrysanthemum now full out. Rhododendron pseudochrysanthemum Rhododendron pseudochrysanthemum Rhododendron pseudochrysanthemum A flower on the last elderly but wind blasted Rhododendron sinogrande on Sinogrande Walk. Once…

…say five days, than in 1903. 1903 – JCW Sir Watkins, Emperor, Horsfieldii, 116, Artemis all out and Princep Mary, Albatross, Seagull, Caerhays, G Spur, H Irving, Maximus and Victoria…