…S. monodelpha above. Stewartia henryae Stewartia henryae Stewartia henryae 2018 – CHW A new Camellia sasanqua ‘Showa no sakae’ in flower above the Auklandii Garden. Very serrated leaves and a…

…matsumae – hayazaki Prunus matsumae – hayazaki Prunus matsumae – hayazaki Prunus matsumae – yaemiyams Prunus matsumae – yaemiyams Prunus matsumae – yaemiyams Prunus matsumae – yaemiyams Prunus ‘Asagi’ Prunus…

…with us. I bought this from Esvelt and we must plant more! Stewartia henryae Stewartia henryae Stewartia henryae From a distance I thought this was a styrax with secondary flowers….

…entirely correct. Stewartia x henryae Stewartia x henryae Stewartia ogisu is now full out and is certainly pretty and different. I cannot find anything much about this in the reference…

…Stewartia x henryae with a good crop of flowers. Stewartia x henryae Stewartia x henryae Styrax grandiflorus (from Roundabarrow) flowering decently a year or two after planting. Not sure if…

…life. Stewartia henryae Stewartia henryae Fargesia utilis – supposedly the largest growing species of fargesia which is fully hardy but here the leaves are often blown off in winter with…

…again showing just how good it is. Stewartia x henryae Stewartia x henryae Stewartia monodelpha has improved greatly in a week or so. Stewartia monodelpha Stewartia monodelpha Evening sun on…

…new styrax and stewartia plantation. Stewartia henryae Stewartia henryae The east winds have mounded up the fallen yellowish beech leaves outside the back yard with a good smattering of old…

…Lomatia fraseri not yet out. Lomatia fraseri Stewartia x henryae with sparse flowers. Stewartia x henryae Rapaena salicina syn. Myrsine salicina making good progress. Rapaena salicina syn. Myrsine salicina One…

…than ‘Evening Light’. Styrax japonicus ‘Purple Dress’ Styrax japonicus ‘Purple Dress’ Not many flowers on Stewartia x henryae this year. Stewartia x henryae The first time I have seen Euonymus…

…Sorbus hedlundii (KR 1810 A – best clone) with large fruits. Sorbus hedlundii Sorbus hedlundii Stewartia x henryae glowing nicely as it always has here. Stewartia x henryae Stewartia monodelpha…

…thought that the autumn colours on Stewartia x henryae are better than on any other Stewartia. Stewartia x henryae The Styrax officinalis which I could not find in the summer…

…Stewartia rostratas have only 25% of the flowers they produced last year. Stewartia x henryae still in tight bud in Kennel Close. Escallonia tucumanensis is a gorgeous species from Argentina….

…CHW Early autumn colour on Stewartia x henryae.Magnolia ‘Cleopatra’ now has even more dark secondary flowers. Magnolia ‘Cleopatra’ A few secondary flowers on Rhododendron ‘Elizabeth’ as usual. Rhododendron ‘Elizabeth’ Not…

…I don’t remember if flowering this early. Mahonia japonica Mahonia japonica Golden Scalycap (Pholiota aurivella) perhaps on the base of a mature beech tree. Golden Scalycap Magnolia ‘Yaeko’ still splendid….