…Lonicera x americana Lonicera x americana Lonicera perc ‘Graham Thomas’ Lonicera perc ‘Graham Thomas’ Lonicera perc ‘Graham Thomas’ Lonicear x heckrotii ‘Gold Flame’ – if true to name? Lonicear x…

…15:26 To: Graham Webb Subject: RE: Tom MIchael photos Dear Graham Thank you very much for sending the photographs to us. The one in which you feature was taken down…

…bud. Brassaiopsis dumicola Leaves and new growth on Viburnum furcatum. Viburnum furcatum A present of four new oak species from Thomas Methuen-Campbell. Quercus tavoveensis Quercus tavoveensis Quercus pinnatinenulense Quercus pinnatinenulense…

…on the newly planted Eucryphia nymansensis ‘George Graham’. Bought from Mark Bulk. Cannot see much difference to ‘Nymansay’ but nothing wrong with that! Eucryphia nymansensis ‘George Graham’ Eucryphia nymansensis ‘George…

…the Crûg Farm nurseries stand the following are startling: Roscoea caultleyoides ‘Jeffery Thomas’ Roscoea caultleyoides ‘Jeffery Thomas’ Roscoea ‘Crûg Favourite’ Roscoea ‘Crûg Favourite’ Incarvillea zhongdianensis Incarvillea zhongdianensis Anemone rivularis Anemone…

…species with huge white egg shaped flowers. Tom’s original plant is in his greenhouses. Camellia granthamiana Camellia granthamiana Lithocarpus brevicaudatus – we will try cuttings (a gift from Thomas Methuen-Campbell…

…guests John Marston and guest Graham Mills and guest David Millais Cheryl Sapote Ray Steele and guests Peter Watson and guest 2015 – CHW SPANISH Bluebells The Spanish bluebells outside…

…getting going two years from planting. A gift from Thomas Methuen-Campbell. Quercus liebmannii Quercus liebmannii Staphylea colchica ‘Black Beauty’ living up to its name. No sign of fading to green…

…does have hairy indumentum on its new growth! The tree by the old sprengeri ‘Diva’ died but one sucker grew from the base which is now becoming a tree. Thomas…

…castanopsis and fagus) with Tom and Thomas Methuen-Campbell from Penrice Castle who are both far more expert on oaks than I am. Quercus rehderiana The full list of what we…