…Stewartia sinensis Viburnum awabuki is one we have recently planted out. Here a huge evergreen shrub. Viburnum awabuki A gigantic multi-stemmed Corylopsis glabrescens Corylopsis glabrescens Corylopsis glabrescens Corylopsis glabrescens Corylopsis…

…leaves Corylopsis spicata tries to come out and the flowers have survived so far almost undamaged. Corylopsis spicata Corylopsis spicata Fronds blown off the big tree fern on the main…

…Corylopsis ‘Spring Purple’ Corylopsis ‘Spring Purple’ 1947 – CW Returned from Scotland. Very dry and rain badly wanted. Rho Yellow Hammer very good. Lapagerias nice. All the Rho auriculatum hybrids…

…corylopsis on Rookery Path – I saw some exhibits on the show bench at Rosemoor but this is the first here. Coryolopsis willmottiae (sinensis) I assume. corylopsis on Rookery Path…

…one Vaccinium ovatum. Several other plants? The small Reevesia The single Corylopsis near Reevesia The one Corylopsis not ?? marked The Pyrus flaggiana C. H. C’s Syringa The big Glauca…

…a haircut for the Camellia reticulata seedling which it grows through. elderly rare oak Another large dead for removal – here Corylopsis spicata. Three branches died a year ago and…

…triloba 648 excellent. 1994 – FJW 6 House martins seen. 1941 – CW Very bad south east gale, counted over 90 flowers off Mag sargentiana. 1929 – JCW Corylopsis very…

…Rhododendron mucronulatum is always a good early show. Rhododendron ‘Ostara’ Rhododendron ‘Ostara’ Corylopsis spicata from Japan and introduced to the UK in 1860 by Robert Fortune has a few flowers…

…x Moupinense are very nice. 1933 – JCW All the Corylopsis are very good indeed. Cherries just starting to open. Hybrid Calophytums are good and so the species. Rho fargesii…

…Camellia sasanqua ‘Pink ?’ Camellia sasanqua ‘Pink ?’ Corylopsis ‘Spring Purple’ has a few buds very close to opening. Corylopsis ‘Spring Purple’ Polyspora longicarpa, which had struggled to get established,…