11th May
…they were shedding flowers and did not look that special on the stand. ENKIANTHUS deflexus One Enkianthys deflexus (which I could not find last year although I know we have…
…they were shedding flowers and did not look that special on the stand. ENKIANTHUS deflexus One Enkianthys deflexus (which I could not find last year although I know we have…
…bit darker than the one on our stand at Chelsea which had been given pre-Chelsea shade treatment of course. Enkianthus deflexus Enkianthus deflexus Enkianthus deflexus Enkianthus deflexus – only one…
…yellowish form. Rhododendron royalii hybrids Labelled Enkianthus chinensis this is much more like the superb Enkianthus deflexus. Labelled wrongly I believe when comparing it to other deflexus. Enkianthus deflexus Magnolia…
…‘Fire Arrows’ A delightful surprise – Exbury must have given Jaimie a plant of Rhododendron quinquefolium ‘Fire Arrows’. It is doing well. Very rare. Enkianthus deflexus Enkianthus deflexus A side…
…up. Laburnocytisus ‘Adamii’ Laburnocytisus ‘Adamii’ Laburnocytisus ‘Adamii’ Magnolia x wieseneri and Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Victoria’. Magnolia x wieseneri Enkianthus deflexus remains my favourite species with its huge flowers which are later…
…in full new growth. Cotinus coccygra ‘Rubnifolia’ Enkianthus deflexus with nice autumn tints on this rare species. Enkianthus deflexus 2016 – CHW The Ginkgo biloba is turning nicely in the…
…today above Hovel Cart Road. ‘Venus’ looks very pale this year and is nearly over. Enkianthus deflexus still in tight bud. Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Hollandia’ Azalea ‘Babeuff’ outside the back yard…
…means (eg ‘Victoria’ and Enkianthus deflexus). Enkianthus campanulatus albiflorus Enkianthus campanulatus albiflorus Enkianthus campanulatus albiflorus The buds on Styrax odoratissimus (veitchiorum) are now just out. Styrax odoratissimus Styrax odoratissimus A…
…– has very dark flowers and is the last one to flower. In my mind I think I have confused this colour wise with Enkianthus deflexus. I cannot find this…
…especially a young plant only three years from planting. Hillier’s says it is related to Enkianthus deflexus and I think I would go along with that. Perhaps it is true…