…Ligustrum 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…

…so let us get cracking. Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria Maytenus boaria The cones on Abies koreana are ripe and have shattered much earlier than usual this year. Normally…

…from China but it proved too tender to grow outside. Nageia nagi Maytenus magellanica is quite different in appearance from the Maytenus boaria which we grow well. A smaller and…

…nothing like our home grown Styrax hookeri which has been here since the 1920s. Styrax hookeri yunnanensis new species of Maytenus – Maytenus magellanica arrived from Burncoose last week. Maytenus…

…be 40+ species now. Viburnum cassinoides Maytenus magellanica is the second species of Maytenus here. Larger leaves! Maytenus magellanica Celtis tetrandra heralds the start of the new Celtis collection which…

…Quercus acuta Maytenus boaria with its drooping branches. Maytenus boaria Meliosma veitchiorum in full flower. Meliosma veitchiorum Meliosma veitchiorum Meliosma veitchiorum This Pinus insignis will shed more branches very soon….

…– Honey fungus? Fungi on a tree stump Azalea ‘Silver Slipper’ by the Green Gate. Azalea ‘Silver Slipper’ Azalea ‘Silver Slipper’ 2024 – CHW Maytenus boaria is a most graceful…

…Fogg’ Another good clump of Rhododendron maddenii near Tin Garden just opening. Very few flowers this year. Rhododendron maddenii Maytenus magellanica getting going a year on from planting in Kennel…

…‘Variegata’ Camellia sasanqua ‘Variegata’ Rhododendron mucronulatum with swelling flower buds but no colour as yet in this ridiculously early autumn for camellia flowering anyway. Rhododendron mucronulatum 2023 – CHW Maytenus…

…Fernery. The Fernery The Fernery The Fernery 2025 – CHW Camellia x williamsii ‘John Pickthorn’ just out in Tin Garden. Camellia x williamsii ‘John Pickthorn’ A young Maytenus magellanica has…

…RHS Encyclopaedia. Baccharis patagonica with tiny leaves. Nothofagus nitida. Maytenus magellanica in flower as a young plant. Nothofagus moorei. A young Callitris rhomboidea with its first seed head. The darkest…

…to look more closely at other rare plants (Maytenus boraria) or the huge number of other Camellia reticulatas in their national collection. 2015 – CHW ‘Magnolia Mania’ continues with yet…