…all – Colletia ulicina. Rather smaller growing with pink flowers in season (autumn). Colletia ulicina Colletia ulicina Colletia ulicina Cephalotaxus harringtonia ‘Prostrata’ – originally from Burncoose we were told. Cephalotaxus…

…seeds we pinched here last year have germinated well. Puya chilensis Puya chilensis Puya chilensis Colletia hystrix growing as large as I have ever seen it. Colletia hystrix Colletia hystrix…

…small plant. Pseudopanax ferox Huge pea like seed pods on Phormium tenax. Phormium tenax Phormium tenax Colletia hystrix 12ftx10ft. Colletia hystrix Colletia hystrix Catalpa bignonoides full out rather earlier than…

…Colletia hystrix (armata) plastered in tiny flowers. Colletia hystrix Oxydendron arboreum running up a terminal flower spike. Oxydendron arboreum Poliothrysis sinensis – I do not recollect ever seeing this before…

…Beschorneria albiflora. Beschorneria albiflora Beschorneria albiflora Beschorneria albiflora Colletia hystrix Colletia hystrix Paeonia potanini Paeonia potanini Illicium oligandrum – a new species of illicium for the 2018 catalogue. Illicium oligandrum…

…Colletia paradoxa in flower. Colletia paradoxa Melaleuca gibbosa with its last flowers. Melaleuca gibbosa Pseudopanax ‘Dark Star’ with berries not yet ripe. Pseudopanax ‘Dark Star’ Celtis australis with its yellowish-white…

…opposite the kitchen window. white violets The original and very elderly plant of Colletia paradoxa (cruciata) growing behind Burncoose House. Colletia paradoxa On the way back I stopped to photograph…