15th November
…sweet juicy yellowish pith in the ‘strawberries’ surrounding the individual seeds. It all made a good little video in the sun today. Do not eat them! Cornus capitata Cornus capitata…
…sweet juicy yellowish pith in the ‘strawberries’ surrounding the individual seeds. It all made a good little video in the sun today. Do not eat them! Cornus capitata Cornus capitata…
…to eat. The branches are bowed down with the weight of the fruits. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata Cornus capitata Malus x micromalus still covered in yellow fruits and standing out…
…days but no more than that. Water Bowser Crataegus schraderiana now full out. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Cornus capitata with exceptionally large creamy bracts this year. Cornus capitata…
…These are the fallen fruits of Cornus capitata which the crows have been gorging on. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata First snowdrop nearly out. Another couple of frosty days would do…
…capitata has ripe fruits already while other trees elsewhere in the garden are still green. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata The pheasants have been gorging on the black berries of Cornus…
…either. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata 2018 – CHW The first fruits on Zanthoxylum armatum. The most obvious armaments appear as the prickles on the stems and branches but the fruits…
…young trees grown from seed now replace an elderly plant on the main ride which was cut up as dead only a month ago. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata All leaf…
…– CHW Cornus capitata with ripe fruits, flies and wasps galore. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata Camellia sasanqua ‘Dazzler’ now full out. Camellia sasanqua ‘Dazzler’ Disanthus cercidifolius in flower and with…
…– CHW Splendid new growth on Eriobotrya deflexa. Eriobotrya deflexa Ripe fruit on Cornus capitata now being gobbled up by the birds. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata Propping up a leaning…
…about it and Cornus ‘Normna Haddon’ is a cross between C. capitata (evergreen) and C Kousa (deciduous) so the answer is obvious. Cornus capitata Salix fargesii has very attractive twigs…
…‘Paul Farges’ Styrax japonicus ‘Paul Farges’ Rhododendron yuefengense in bud. The other two plants in this trio have paler flowers and are nearly over. Rhododendron yuefengense Cornus capitata just coming…
…others are already over. Rhododendron nuttallii Cornus capitata nearly full out. Cornus capitata Picea pungens ‘Fat Albert’ was a purchase from Trevena Cross Garden Centre and planted in 2019. It…
…Styrax japonicus ‘Farges Belle’ Cornus capitata flowering exceptionally well. Cornus capitata Styrax grandiflorus flowering for the first time. Unlike S. japonicus this species has small racemes of three or four…
…wife after a train trip from Cheltenham Spa. Cornus capitata with gigantic bracts. Cornus capitata Quercus liebmannii (gift from Penrice Castle) growing well in full sun. Quercus liebmannii Styrax japonicus…
…Orchid House Nursery. Rhododendron yuefengense Rhododendron yuefengense Cornus capitata and Picea glauca ‘Piccolo’. Cornus capitata and Picea glauca ‘Piccolo’ 2025 – CHW A very hot few days but the onshore…
…2025 – CHW Hollyhocks in Sir William Caw’s garden. Hollyhocks My decade old gift of Corus capitata is about to produce a bumper crop of fruit later in the autumn….
…front of the house over a wild flower meadow. view from the front of the house Abelia grandiflora. Abelia grandiflora Cornus capitata had turned completely pink. Cornus capitata Quercus coccifera…
…Styrax is competing with the Taiwanese form of Trochodendron aralioides. pruning is needed Taiwanese Trochodendron with multiple, as yet unripe, seed heads. Taiwanese Trochodendron The fruits on Cornus capitata are…
…purpurea ‘Crimson Cascade’ Cornus capitata laden with fruits as usual. Cornus capitata A side branch blown out on Mangolia ‘Daphne’. Mangolia ‘Daphne’ Acer japonicum starting to turn. Acer japonicum Acer…
…Hamiltonianus ‘Pop Corn’ very similar to ‘Koi Boy’. Euonymus Hamiltonianus ‘Pop Corn’ The largest fruits on Cornus capitata that I have seen. fruits on Cornus capitata Four different sets of…