…greenhouse. Aesculus wilsonii Aesculus wilsonii Aesculus wilsonii A solitary flower on a Magnolia wilsonii on a hot bank. Doubt it will survive unless it rains soon. You cannot begin to…

…flowering. Pittosporum illicioides angustifolium Euonymus wilsonii with a rather more impressive display of yellow flowers. Euonymus wilsonii Euonymus wilsonii Here are the two plants given to us by James Garnett…

…with light green rounded leaves on arching stems. Cotoneaster fangianus Cotoneaster fangianus Euonymus wilsonii now in full flower and rather striking for a euonymus. Euonymus wilsonii Euonymus wilsonii The new…

…is soon being cut down The Aesculus wilsonii clump at the entrance to Old Park are particularly floriferous this year. Aesculus wilsonii Aesculus wilsonii Deutzia pulchra (FIFL 26) just out…

…(now S. tomentella apparently). Syringa wilsonii (now S. tomentella) Syringa wilsonii (now S. tomentella) I cannot identify this elderly rhododendron which is a fine show tucked away behind Georges Hut….

…erosum Viburnum erosum Euonymus wilsonii hasn’t done much yet. No flowers or new growth. Euonymus wilsonii Euonymus wilsonii Viburnum phlebotrichum also now in flower. Viburnum phlebotrichum Rhododendron ‘Tinner’s Blush’ at…

…in 1899. A large plant above the Aucklandii Garden. Ilex x altaclerensis ‘Wilsonii’ Ilex x altaclerensis ‘Wilsonii’ Ilex x altaclerensis ‘Wilsonii’ Ilex x altaclerensis ‘Hodginsii’ is a male form and…

…planted at the same time. None of the other 15 or so new species have any obvious berries as yet but none have died. Cotoneaster wilsonii Cotoneaster wilsonii Aesculus wilsonii…

…with some shade in this year’s drought. Styrax wilsonii Styrax wilsonii 2017 – CHW David West from Fromefield Nurseries thought this was Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’ when I photographed it last…

…the old dead one outside the back yard. Styrax wilsonii Styrax wilsonii Styrax wilsonii Styrax americanus (Kankakee Form) is not quite out yet. Styrax americanus 2019 – CHW The casualties…