…at Tregullow. A record tree there I believe which looks much like a yew! Saxegothaea conspicua Saxegothaea conspicua I think this is Camellia reticulata ‘William Hertrich’ hidden away above the…

…this before on any of our several young trees or the record tree at Tregullow gardens. I should ask James Williams. Saxegothaea conspicua Saxegothaea conspicua Malus yunnanensis var. veitchii with…

…include in the collection. Camellia x williamsii ‘Galaxie’ Camellia x williamsii ‘Galaxie’ A bit of annoying storm damage to a 10 year old Saxegothaea conspicua in Kennel Close. Saxegothaea conspicua…

…bit shy to flower with only five flowers today but this may improve. Magnolia ‘Southern Belle’ Magnolia ‘Southern Belle’ Pale mauve new growth on Saxegothaea conspicua. You would have expected…

…Asia to grow. Crabiodendron yunnanense Crabiodendron yunnanense Saxegothaea conspicua is doing well. Saxegothaea conspicua As are a row of Rhododendron arboreum but in too much shade. Rhododendron arboreum A clump…

…of Mag conspicua over – took 1000 seed pods of Parviflora – a lot of fuschias good. Also some of the 40 Acre Maddeni hybrids still covered with flower. Bluebells…

…ever setting seed after flowering. Crabiodendron yunnanense A rather better plant here too of Saxegothaea conspicua which is rather less drawn and leggy than the one a day or two…

…Mag salicifolia have flowers also Conspicua. Cyclamen good. Lapagerias at their best and fuchsias. 1916 – JCW The cassia on the terrace, the hydrangeas, the cyclamen, and the lapageria and…

…hedge) in 2001.Just above the row of Enkianthus is a Saxegothaea conspicua which is doing well. Above it is Torreya nuncifera which, to my astonishment, had several single plum-like fruits….

…thousands at it! 1941 – CW Magnolias parviflora, wilsoni, sinensis at best as a whole. Watsoni, fraseri, prostrata, denudata all good. Still a few conspicua and double camellias. Rho Cornish…