…the leaves Eurya japonica ‘Moutiers’ Eurya japonica ‘Moutiers’ Sorbus hedlundii still has three huge yellow berries on it. A new species to us to plant out. Nice foliage too Asia…

…in flower in the Rookery with its highly unpleasant smell. Eurya japonica Eurya japonica A visit to Cornish Lithium and a celebratory lunch after the signing of the Exploration Agreement….

…Eurya japonica also full out with its horrid smell. Again six weeks or so before I would expect this to be out here. Eurya japonica Eurya japonica Trewithen’s famous clump…

…japonica ‘Moutiers’ Eurya japonica ‘Moutiers’ Eurya japonica ‘Moutiers’ Callistemon pallidus – even more absurdly early. Callistemon pallidus Hydrangea lobbii – likewise! Hydrangea lobbii Magnolia ‘Royal Purple’ Magnolia ‘Royal Purple’ Rhododendron…

…out on Eurya japonica in the Rookery which readily self-seeds itself around and about. Eurya japonica A large camellia blew over and has been re-uprighted on Rookery Path but it…

…(white) (Azalea indica) – very late into flower but, as with all indicums, flowers are random and not all out at once. Eurya japonica Eurya japonica – cannot now find…

…2019 present from Windsor coming into leaf – Acer ‘Valley Phantom’ with exceptional white bark to follow presumably. Acer ‘Valley Phantom’ Acer ‘Valley Phantom’ Eurya japonica just out – tiny…

…to do here. Bugger – the camera battery is again quickly flat so you will have to wait to see the developing seed clusters on Eurya japonica. When I was…