…to collect from this one. Zanthoxylum simulans Zanthoxylum simulans Zanthoxylum piperitum var. inerme is in Kennel Close with few seeds this year and a much younger tree. Zanthoxylum piperitum var….

…as do its branches. Zanthoxylum simulans Zanthoxylum simulans Zanthoxylum simulans Zanthoxylum piperitum has many less spines on its trunk but nasty ones on its branches. The reddish fruits were ripening…

…also turning nicely. Planted 2010. Acer japonicum Zanthoxylum coreanum with ripe peppers and nasty prickles. Zanthoxylum coreanum Zanthoxylum coreanum Zanthoxylum coreanum Zanthoxylum piperitum var. inerme with a few rather different…

…before but never as copiously as this years effort. Still green today. Zanthoxylum armatum Zanthoxylum armatum Zanthoxylum armatum Euonymus spraguei with its first flowers. Not enjoying the drought. Euonymus spraguei…

…armatum (NJM 1108) has slightly fallen over perhaps due to the weight of its many peppers. The spines remain as spiteful as ever. Zanthoxylum armatum (NJM 1108) Zanthoxylum armatum (NJM…

…Zanthoxylum simulans. Horrid prickles. zanthoxylum species zanthoxylum species zanthoxylum species Tilia henryana just coming out in Penvergate. Plastered in flower. However the plant on the drive has none this year….

…on its trunk. Quite different in leaf to the two Zanthoxylum species in Forty Acres which we looked at last week. Zanthoxylum coreanum Zanthoxylum coreanum Zanthoxylum coreanum Caesalpina japonica (now…

…large upright tree eventually which other species growing here are not. Zanthoxylum armatum Zanthoxylum armatum Zanthoxylum armatum Zanthoxylum armatum 2021 – CHW Filthy wet day but much milder.This is a…

…some good prickles! Zanthoxylum coreanum Zanthoxylum coreanum Catalpa sechuanensis also has purple new growth and looks very like Catalpa x erubescens ‘Purpurea’ at present. Catalpa sechuanensis Paulownia kawakamii is now…

…zanthoxylum – five or six I think. Pretty horrid until they are old enough to fruit properly. Zanthoxylum armatum Zanthoxylum armatum Quercus rhysophylla ‘Maya’ fully evergreen and growing well. No…