…as you can see. I think the plant has merit whatever it is. Needless to say it is not on the planting plans. Rhus? Rhus? Rhus? Rhus? The new liquidamber…

…Rhus glabra. Nor are they the same colour. Rhus verniciflua Rhus verniciflua Rhus verniciflua Then off to Harrod Horticultural’s factory in Lowestoft and to discuss their show garden. Blueberry fruit…

…the bank above the old Lower Quarry Nursery bed. Wonderful bark on this species. Rhus ambigua Rhus ambigua Rhus ambigua (ex Crug Farm) is a real oddity. It’s a climber…

…new bamboos below it (more later). Rhus chinensis Rhus chinensis The two (of three planted 2009) Picea likiangensis have really taken off and are now well away. A vigorous species…

…rhus species as it is about to flower but I cannot sadly find it on the planting plans by Tin Garden. First time flowering anyway. rhus species rhus species 2015…

…identify conclusively has grown well and is covered in flowers on an old yew trunk. semi climbing rhus semi climbing rhus Rhododendron stamineum is full out in the main quarry….

…as unpaid garden advisers for the visitors. The Burncoose stand has many rare plants on it. A few are pictured here. Rhus typhina ‘Tiger Eyes’ Rhus typhina ‘Tiger Eyes’ Itoa…

…Rhododendron ‘Tally Hoo’ Rhododendron ‘Tally Hoo’ 2018 – CHW Our Belgian visitors yesterday confirmed that this peculiar shrub climbing up a dead yew tree is indeed a rhus and a…

…early new growth Alarmingly early new growth Totally dormant but healthy is Pentapanax verticillatus with rhus-like bark and buds. Pentapanax verticillatus Pentapanax verticillatus Athrotaxus laxifolia looks to be dying from…