…plant here grew in a crater just inside the corner of Bramble Field gate. Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolph’ Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolph’ 2016 – CHW A mad rush to clear…

…ensure the survival of this rather special plant. ‘Lord Rudolph’ ‘Lord Rudolph’ ‘Lord Rudolph’ 2016 – CHW The seasons are changing. The Asiatic tree magnolias are nearly over and we…

…but eventually fading to creamy-pink. Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolf’ Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolf’ First flowers now showing on Embothrium lanceolatum. Early, I think. Embothrium lanceolatum A sinogrande seedling with pink…

…day off on Saturday. Ridley’s article reads exactly as I have been arguing for days here but with much greater clarity and far more knowledge of the facts. If Lord…

…of how our journalistic elite have behaved. You can just hear them asking the questions listed here! Lord Sugar Lord Sugar A survivor from my mother’s gardening era is a…

…yesterday. Lots of new plants in three to five years’ time to transplant and move elsewhere. Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolph’ Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolph’ A hectic day with the producer…

…Lithocarpus than I knew we had! Quercus gilva Quercus gilva Quercus gilva 2020 – CHW So Lord Bragg and the other leading lights in the art/cultural world want (a mere)…

…pink in bud opening to the more normal cream colour. Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolph’ Rhododendron sinogrande ‘Lord Rudolph’ Camellia ‘Dream Castle’ was only cut down two years ago yet already…

…with its attractive and delicate reddish new growth. Lithocarpus hancei The first tall echium into flower. echium 2020 – CHW Lord Sumption sums up, very succinctly, the whole problem with…

…orange and yellow colours but it looks more mixed than this to me. The original plant put here was pinched after planting. My father took Lord Falmouth to view it…