…Alniphyllum aff. eberhardii A few seeds only this year on Ehretia dicksonii. Ehretia dicksonii Fitzroya cupressoides with its wonderful trailing branches. Fitzroya cupressoides Fitzroya cupressoides Peumus boldus just into flower….

…laden down with ripe seeds. Fitzroya cupressoides Fitzroya cupressoides First flowers out on Peumus boldus. This is a ‘summer flowering’ Chilean tree! Peumus boldus Peumus boldus Rhus chinensis flowering for…

…have the third species, Athrotaxis laxifolia elsewhere. There are only 3 known species of this rare conifer, all from Tasmania. Athrotaxis cupressoides Athrotaxis cupressoides 2021 – CHW Steve Dance stopped…

…defoliated Embothrium despite the recent cold. Embothrium Camellia tsai and Fitzroya cupressoides. Camellia tsai and Fitzroya cupressoides Alarmingly buds have blown open on Michelia doltsopa but the tree has not…

…Camellia tsaii Camellia tsaii The seedpods we saw in the summer on Fitzroya cupressoides have long since ‘popped’ and shed their seeds. Fitzroya cupressoides I have seldom planted Hamamelis here…

…name when it is so dark? Second flowering. Magnolia ‘Blushing Belle’ Athrotaxus cupressoides with its peculiar foliage. Athrotaxus cupressoides This elderly camellia has not flowered for several years after it…

…debate as to whether this is in fact a naturally occurring hybrid between A. cupressoides and A. selaginoides. All 3 of these peculiar conifers originate from Tasmania. Athrotaxis laxifolia Not…