…Puya assurgens Puya dyckiodes is another smaller growing species with black flowers emerging from a reddish sheath. Puya dyckiodes Puya dyckiodes Puya dyckiodes Puya chilensis and Puya berteronica self-crossed I…

…clumps. Most spectacular. Puya chilensis and Puya berteroniana Puya chilensis and Puya berteroniana Puya chilensis and Puya berteroniana Podanthus ovalifolius not quite out. Podanthus ovalifolius Schinus lentiscifolius is another rare…

…salmiana var. crassispina Puya species ‘RH 2961C’ which I think I have seen before. Puya species ‘RH 2961C’ Puya species ‘RH 2961C’ The amazing Grevillea johnsonii. Grevillea johnsonii Paraserianthes lophantha….

…year have germinated well. Puya chilensis Puya chilensis Puya chilensis Colletia hystrix growing as large as I have ever seen it. Colletia hystrix Colletia hystrix Peumus boldus as a large…

…Fuchsia boliviana Eucalyptus leucoxylon rosea Eucalyptus leucoxylon rosea Eucalyptus leucoxylon rosea Puya dyckioides Puya dyckioides Puya dyckioides Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ Strelitzia reginae in flower…

…flower spikes on Puya berteronica. Puya berteronica Puya berteronica Freylinia lanceolata in full growth. Too early in the year for its tubular flowers. Freylinia lanceolata Freylinia lanceolata A flower bud…

…extremely well in a year. Puya venusta Puya venusta Autumn colour on Stachyurus praecox better than I have ever seen it. Stachyurus praecox Stachyurus praecox Exceptional too on Parrotia persica…

…Puya chilensis grown originally from Ventnor Botanics seed. Puya chilensis Repairs to storm damage to the shelter netting on outside beds. shelter netting I have never seen the Camellia x…

…fine crop of pricked out Puya seedlings. We have never managed results like this before. Puya seedlings Azalea and rhododendron liners in profusion – just potted. Azalea and rhododendron liners…

…She must have walked down the river from beside the lake. young heifer Then to Trebah for a Great Gardens of Cornwall photocall. Three spikes of Puya chilensis but only…

…Superb crop of styrax species recently potted on from the main seed bench. styrax Tray upon tray of recently pricked out and potted on seedlings. seedlings seedlings Puya chilensis from…

…The puya are also showing well albeit slowly. puya Metapanax davidii with its first seed head. Another obscure novelty to go out next spring. Metapanax davidii Metapanax davidii Metapanax davidii…

…show up Cotoneaster conspicuus. Cotoneaster conspicuus Hoya carnosa in the greenhouse. Hoya carnosa Our seed grown Puya have moved on from being tiny seedling plugs to decent plants in less…

…is obviously on the wrong plant. Nearly all the mature agave (not to mention the Puya and Beschorneria clumps) have been flowering and then dying in recent years. Where are…

…are the Cistus, Puya and most of the Callistemon. Many of the Lampranthus colours, there were six or eight, have died out or gone. Three outstanding things did however catch…

…standards. Only 1 Puya flower stalk that I saw this year and that was already over. The basic problem is still labelling. This is a botanic garden and therefore should…

…unlike Fatsia japonica. Fatsia polycarpa Fatsia polycarpa Dasilioron mequeriomexensis – looks like a puya. Dasilioron mequeriomexensis These would be available to us at trade prices. Coming on for the future…