27th February
…perhaps the website was a Senecio ‘Angel Wings’. Very fine white leaves which have an extraordinary white indumentum. Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ The last meeting of the day…
…perhaps the website was a Senecio ‘Angel Wings’. Very fine white leaves which have an extraordinary white indumentum. Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ The last meeting of the day…
…Shake’ Magnolia ‘Strawberry Shake’ Magnolia ‘Angel’s Landing’ (M. ‘Pickard’s Opal’ x M. sprengeri var. elongata) is starting to make a good impact. Magnolia ‘Angel’s Landing’ Magnolia ‘Angel’s Landing’ Magnolia ‘Angel’s…
…to mirror the larger Cornus trees behind. [ALONGSIDE] Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ a showstopping plant in the shade of a tent. Cornus canadensis Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ Will the lupins be in…
…colour already on Oxydendron arboreum. What could be redder than this in August? Oxydendron arboreum Oxydendron arboreum Sedum spectabile ‘Brilliant’ sitting alongside Senecio ‘Angel Wings’ makes an interesting contrast and…
…Camellia reticulata ‘Butterfly Wings’ Camellia reticulata ‘Butterfly Wings’ Camellia reticulata ‘Curtain Call’ – not a million miles away from ‘Captain Rawes’. Camellia reticulata ‘Curtain Call’ Camellia reticulata ‘Curtain Call’ Camellia…
…‘Professor Sprenger’ – pinkish in bud opening white. Malus ‘Professor Sprenger’ Malus ‘Louisa’ – drooping habit and a gentle pink. Malus ‘Louisa’ Malus ‘White Angel’ – top heavy with flower…
…‘Prairie Fire’– excellent Malus ‘Royalty’ Malus ‘Professor Sprenger’ Malus ‘Louisa’ Malus ‘White Angel’ Malus ‘Red Sentinel’ The Old Kitchen Garden has filled up a bit but still plenty of room…
…feeding so intensively that they never opened their wings to reveal which species they were. Speckled woods? Cirsium vulgare Cirsium vulgare Cirsium vulgare Magnolia tamaulipana was half out yesterday and…
…house front of the main house My favourite Magnolia grandiflora in full show facing north at the rear of the house and sheltered by the two huge wings alongside it….
…eating half way up the Magnolia dawsoniana. Only the wings and breastbone are left. dead pheasant Last year we had bluebells out by the end of February. They are certainly…