11th May
…‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Fagus grandiflora var. mexicana looks tenderish and has dieback. Fagus grandiflora var. mexicana Crataegus wattiana now in full flower. Crataegus wattiana Crataegus wattiana Crataegus coombei…
…‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Fagus grandiflora var. mexicana looks tenderish and has dieback. Fagus grandiflora var. mexicana Crataegus wattiana now in full flower. Crataegus wattiana Crataegus wattiana Crataegus coombei…
…in flower. Attractive leaves. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Cornus ‘Venus’ has now developed a pink tinge. Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Magnolia ‘Daybreak’ still has a few late flowers (much like…
…Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Meanwhile Carol Klein films on the stand. Something about primulas which, as I reminded her, she had filmed four years ago. She had a monumental sneezing…
…first two flowers. Magnolia x soulangeana ‘Beugnon’ Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Venus’ now out as well. Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Venus’ A now established Tilia endocrysa leafing up. Spectacular! Tilia endocrysa Tilia endocrysa Acer…
…brooklynensis ‘Evamaria’ Magnolia x brooklynensis ‘Evamaria’ Rhododendron loderi ‘Venus’ just out in a young clump of three. Rhododendron loderi ‘Venus’ Rhododendron loderi ‘Venus’ Rhododendron loderi ‘Venus’ Rhododendron loderi ‘King George’…
…fully mature. Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Deutzia calycosa ‘Dali’ with its large clusters of bicoloured flowers. Excellent! Deutzia calycosa ‘Dali’ Deutzia calycosa ‘Dali’ Deutzia longifolia (white form) is…
…over. The flower bracts are enormous. Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ The yew ‘chapel’ has grown from nothing (our plants originally) into a novel feature. Ivy as the pews…
…one made it. Intricate and attractive flowers but not a terribly robust plant. Calycanthus ‘Venus’ Calycanthus ‘Venus’ Calycanthus ‘Venus’ Salvia x jamensis ‘Hot Lips’ outside the estate office. You only…
…‘Venus’ Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Venus’ A youngish Lithocarpus cleistocarpa with the first ever gigantic (but still unripe) seed heads which we have never seen here. This is the third oak species…
…new growth. Tilia oliveri Cornus ‘Venus’ making a splendid show even as a young plant. Cornus ‘Venus’ Cornus ‘Venus’ Philadelphus purpurascens in Tin Garden. Philadelphus purpurascens Philadelphus purpurascens Deutzia calycosa…