…a reddish sheath. Puya dyckiodes Puya dyckiodes Puya dyckiodes Puya chilensis and Puya berteronica self-crossed I think but splendid. Puya chilensis and Puya berteronica self-crossed Puya chilensis and Puya berteronica…

…plants have to be to generate a flower stalk. The seeds we pinched here last year have germinated well. Puya chilensis Puya chilensis Puya chilensis Colletia hystrix growing as large…

…leucoxylon rosea Puya dyckioides Puya dyckioides Puya dyckioides Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ Callistemon ‘Mauve Mist’ Strelitzia reginae in flower outside on a dry bank Strelitzia reginae 2018 –…

…around and enjoy the autumn colours.The young plants of Puya venusta have grown on extremely well in a year. Puya venusta Puya venusta Autumn colour on Stachyurus praecox better than…

…in the heatwave. A first flower spike with just two fading yellowish flowers on Puya mirabilis. Puya mirabilis Puya mirabilis Huge flowers on the very dwarf growing Hypericum olympicum ‘Citrinum’….

…Agave americana I have ever seen. 10ft x 10ft easily! Agave americana More dead and finished flower spikes on Puya berteronica. Puya berteronica Puya berteronica Freylinia lanceolata in full growth….

…out and ready to pot on next spring. rhododendron seedlings The puya are also showing well albeit slowly. puya Metapanax davidii with its first seed head. Another obscure novelty to…

…my visit is exactly the same time as last year much is over. The Echiums are absolutely over as are the Cistus, Puya and most of the Callistemon. Many of…

…leaves. Very nice flower too and totally unlike Fatsia japonica. Fatsia polycarpa Fatsia polycarpa Dasilioron mequeriomexensis – looks like a puya. Dasilioron mequeriomexensis These would be available to us at…