…in full flower as usual. Deutzia longifolia Deutzia longifolia Thalictrum ichangense Thalictrum ichangense Deutzia glomeruliflora Deutzia glomeruliflora Philadelphus melanocalyx Philadelphus melanocalyx Astrantia ‘Gill Richardson’ Astrantia ‘Gill Richardson’ A closeup flower…

…‘Queen Wilhelmina’ Rhododendron orbiculare x ‘Richard Gill’ – leaves of orbiculare but not the flowers. Rhododendron orbiculare x ‘Richard Gill’ Rhododendron orbiculare x ‘Richard Gill’ The Prunus ‘Kanzan’ glade at…

…yet produced any cones. Sequoiadendron giganteum From Burncoose garden three more fungi identified (hopefully correctly) by one of the nursery staff: Golden Needle Golden Needle Split Gill Split Gill Turkey…

…Rhododendron in the garden today was a Rhododendron thomsonii hybrid. No name unfortunately but I suspect it may well be Rhododendron ‘Richard Gill’ (Rh. fortunei x Rh. thomsonii) although this…

…Gill hybrids of old. These magnificent trees with creamy or red flowers still grace the top of the garden here but many were lost in the 1990 hurricane. The original…

…this sort of magnolia. Magnolia ‘Slavins No 4’ Magnolia ‘Slavins No 4’ One of the first Gill Hybrids to show. This is what we call Rhododendron ‘Mrs Butler’. Rhododendron ‘Mrs…