…several young trees or the record tree at Tregullow gardens. I should ask James Williams. Saxegothaea conspicua Saxegothaea conspicua Malus yunnanensis var. veitchii with one crab-apple only left to see….

…nucifera Saxegothaea conspicua nearby has fruits developing as we have seen before on our larger trees. Saxegothaea conspicua Saxegothaea conspicua Another young Torreya taxifolia by Tin Garden with a more…

…a yew! Saxegothaea conspicua Saxegothaea conspicua I think this is Camellia reticulata ‘William Hertrich’ hidden away above the Magnolia veitchii. The other mature plant blew over recently. The photos have…

…Foot and Mouth Disease 2001 Inquiry ReportI wonder when we will see the first house martin back here?Saxegothaea conspicua with fruits just starting to form. Saxegothaea conspicua Torreya taxifolia with…

…Fortescue’ is a better yellow when first into flower. Rhododendron ‘Catherine Fortescue’ Rhododendron ‘Catherine Fortescue’ The record Saxegothaea conspicua on the main drive. Saxegothaea conspicua Rosa ‘Canary Bird’ looking good…

…growth on Saxegothaea conspicua. You would have expected it to be light green and, indeed, on other plants in dappled shade it is! Saxegothaea conspicua Sorbus wilsoniana in flower for…

…of seed clusters which I collect for Asia to grow. Crabiodendron yunnanense Crabiodendron yunnanense Saxegothaea conspicua is doing well. Saxegothaea conspicua As are a row of Rhododendron arboreum but in…

…collection. Camellia x williamsii ‘Galaxie’ Camellia x williamsii ‘Galaxie’ A bit of annoying storm damage to a 10 year old Saxegothaea conspicua in Kennel Close. Saxegothaea conspicua 2018 – CHW…

…not remember the original plant in the Auklandii Garden ever setting seed after flowering. Crabiodendron yunnanense A rather better plant here too of Saxegothaea conspicua which is rather less drawn…

…collection above Hovel Cart Road (nearest the laurel hedge) in 2001.Just above the row of Enkianthus is a Saxegothaea conspicua which is doing well.Above it is Torreya nuncifera which, to…

…site cold in the early spring. Here a Prince Albert’s Yew (Saxegothaea conspicua) to give shelter one day from the east. Prince Albert’s Yew The reinforcements to the windbreak above…