2nd April
…its normal season (July to September) but rather good nevertheless. Datura sanguinea Datura sanguinea Datura sanguinea Corydalis solida ‘Beth Evans’ in a group in the nursery. An impressive plant with…
…its normal season (July to September) but rather good nevertheless. Datura sanguinea Datura sanguinea Datura sanguinea Corydalis solida ‘Beth Evans’ in a group in the nursery. An impressive plant with…
…as ‘outdoor’ plants 20 years ago. Datura suaveolens Datura suaveolens A tour today with Brian Schrire & Susyn Andrews to have another go at proper identification of our Schima species….
…sennii And more cold damage: Protea cyanaroides literally cut in half by cold. Protea cyanaroides Protea cyanaroides Sparmannia africana cut to ground level but reshooting at last. Sparmannia africana Datura…
…‘Purpurea’. Viola labradorica ‘Purpurea’ Unusual to find a flower on Datura sanguinea in November! Datura sanguinea Berries on a new species of lonicera to us – Lonicera crassifolia which is…
…Leedstown to photograph this extraordinarily large Datura sanguinea growing outside in someone’s garden. Leedstown is on top of a hill at the edge of the Lizard Peninsula but still clearly…
…The odd white flowered weed with very prickly seed heads last autumn outside the Schoolroom window was Datura stamonium (thorn-apple). It is a very rare agricultural weed introduced from America…