16th August

…reflexa. Lindera reflexa Lindera reflexa Lindera elongata. Lindera elongata Lindera elongata So we ended up looking at 22 species of Lindera and Litsea. I doubt many people have ever indulged…

22nd March

…tree. Ours dates from around 1990. Lindera erythrocarpa All 4 species of Lindera together. All 4 species of Lindera Lindera are dioecious which is irritating as you have no way…

17th March

…Rhododendron ‘Jim Russel’ Lindera megaphylla, an unusual and rare evergreen Lindera species, nicely in flower. Lindera megaphylla Lindera megaphylla Lindera megaphylla The deciduous Lindera reflexa in full flower. Lindera reflexa…

5th May

…cause premature leaf drop. Plants out of coldstore LINDERA obtusiloba LINDERA obtusiloba Two linderas in flower. The relatively newly discovered (and easy from seed) Lindera aggregata, an evergreen with silvery…

11th March

…bank at Hovel Cart Road is Lindera cercidifolia (planted 2002) coming nicely into flower and growing well in full sun. According to the reference books this is now Lindera obtusiloba…

6th April

…fuchsia like plant. Halleria lucida Melicytus obovatus with its multitude of tiny flowers. Melicytus obovatus Lindera communis with attractive new growth and a few flowers. Lindera communis Lindera erythrocarpa has…

3rd September

…A new species of lindera to us. Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Neolitsea polycarpa is making good growth. The leaf form resembles the lindera below Donkey Shoe. It is…

15th February

…as a Lindera? Lindera angustifolia Candelabra primulas coming out of the ground nearby. Mainly yellow forms. Candelabra primulas Lindera tonkinensis appears evergreen. Planted only in 2016 as a new lindera

24th October

…the Wynn-Joneses who collected it would not agree. Lindera umbellata var lancea Lindera umbellata var lancea Lindera umbellata var lancea 2015 – CHW I have always read about the blue…

12th March

…subsp niptiophila Eucalyptus pauciflora subsp niptiophila Lindera triloba – out more fully than last year. I fear our large plant below Slip Rail has died. Lindera triloba Lindera triloba Ypsilandra…