…in Irish gardens than Cornish ones. We have never had it on the Burncoose website before so let us get cracking. Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria The…

…confusum The attractive bark of Maytenus boaria with some branches weeping and drooping as is normal. Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria Another separate plant of Maytenus boaria has much more erect…

…yunnanensis new species of Maytenus – Maytenus magellanica arrived from Burncoose last week. Maytenus magellanica Parastyrax sp. Nova (15185) from Crûg was acquired last year. Very expensive indeed but it…

…cassinoides is another good addition to the growing Viburnum collection – must be 40+ species now. Viburnum cassinoides Maytenus magellanica is the second species of Maytenus here. Larger leaves! Maytenus…

…magellanica is quite different in appearance from the Maytenus boaria which we grow well. A smaller and slower growing tree but also a Chilean species. Maytenus magellanica The attractive foliage…

…Flowers just out on Rhaphiolepsis indica. Rhaphiolepsis indica Fallen leaves under Quercus acuta and fallen rhodo flowers as well. Quercus acuta Maytenus boaria with its drooping branches. Maytenus boaria Meliosma…

Next Day > < Previous Day CONTRIBUTORS: FJW 1955-2007 CHW 2015- JCW 1897-1939 CW 1940-1955 2024 – CHW Maytenus boaria is a most graceful weeping tree in maturity. This one…

…‘Jack Fogg’. Magnolia x foggii ‘Jack Fogg’ Another good clump of Rhododendron maddenii near Tin Garden just opening. Very few flowers this year. Rhododendron maddenii Maytenus magellanica getting going a…

Next Day >< Previous Day CONTRIBUTORS: FJW 1955-2007 CHW 2015- JCW 1897-1939 CW 1940-1955 2023 – CHW Maytenus magellanica planted out recently in Kennel Close. Maytenus magellanica Prunus incisa with…

…foveolata (or perhaps Michelia platypetala) Michelia foveolata (or perhaps Michelia platypetala) What a pity there is not more time to look more closely at other rare plants (Maytenus boraria) or…