…different plant with not as good a yellow flower as the one the day before yesterday. A more immature plant perhaps. Aesculus flava Aesculus flava Aesculus sylvatica. Very dense panicles…

…back of a dead Scots Pine. It might be Fuligo septica var. flava – a slime mold. Fuligo septica var. flava Fuligo septica var. flava 2024 – CHW Considerably more…

…assamica Aesculus flava f. vestita. Aesculus flava f. vestita Aesculus x ‘Dallimorei’. Aesculus x ‘Dallimorei’ Styrax japonicus ‘Emerald Pagoda’ just about to start. Styrax japonicus ‘Emerald Pagoda’ As is Viburnum…

…form we have. Enkianthus chinensis Enkianthus chinensis Aesculus flava in full flower. The nearest to yellow of any aesculus species. Aesculus flava Three plants, now 12-15ft tall, above Hovel Cart…

…the website finally in flower – Thunbergia battiscombei. Thunbergia battiscombei Euonymus planipes with more ripe seed heads. Euonymus planipes Euonymus planipes Autumn colours on Aesculus flava. Aesculus flava And on…

…Euonymus planipes Aesculus flava’s autumn performance. Aesculus flava Chitalpa tashkentensis still full of flower. Chitalpa tashkentensis Franklinia alatamaha with bud and flower. Franklinia alatamaha Franklinia alatamaha Lithocarpus lepidocarpus with bronzy…

…you can see (if I am right) from the flowers. The red blotch appears once the flower is fertilised. Otherwise a yellow blotch (Aesculus flava x A. hippocastanum). It is…

…flava and still very rare. It makes a big tree apparently. Aesculus x marylandica Aesculus x marylandica Cornus kousa ‘Satomi’ – the flower bracts are just colouring up. A week…

…flava. I am getting into an aesculus muddle and need to regroup and think this all through. Edwina has however helped me out. Aesculus Aesculus 2016 – CHW I thought…

…is a cross between Aesculus flava and Aesculus sylvatica. Aesculus x glaucescens Aesculus x glaucescens A single secondary flower on Magnolia ‘Cleopatra’. Rather a darker colour than its spring flowers….