29th November
…away behind the Acer griseum. Lindera obtusiloba Lindera obtusiloba Assorted fallen leaves under the Acer griseum which never seems to colour up much here. A few are orangy griseum leaves…
…away behind the Acer griseum. Lindera obtusiloba Lindera obtusiloba Assorted fallen leaves under the Acer griseum which never seems to colour up much here. A few are orangy griseum leaves…
…Magnolia (Michelia) doltsopa Last year’s ripe and this year’s unripe seed heads on Rhododendron ‘Nancor’. Rhododendron ‘Nancor’ Rhododendron ‘Nancor’ Still green and unripe Acer griseum seed. Acer griseum Acer griseum…
…evening sun. Acer griseum Acer griseum A giant mushroom, larger than Michael’s hand, has appeared on the lawn. Jaimie is rather partial to these so I doubt it will make…
…The quince is covered in fruits. The dogs bring one home. quince Just a little autumn colour on the Acer griseum. Acer griseum Acer griseum Sunshine on the bark of…
…is peeling nicely on the largest Acer griseum. Acer griseum Magnolia ‘Coral Pink’ – sparse flowering and only just opening now is a really peculiar magnolia. It is not listed…
…griseum with its bark nearly all peeled away. Acer griseum Two features at the entrance to the National Trust bit of the garden. Two features Two features Heavily pruned yew…
…This one is better than the other two which will probably die. azalea Sunlight behind the peeling branches of Acer griseum below Slip Rail. Acer griseum Camellia ‘Takanini’ and Tilia…
…seed on Symplocos dryophila which Asia needs to collect and sow at once (up by the Acer griseum). It is already dropping and there are not that many seeds. Symplocos…
…found them suspect to Phytophthora ramorum. However I had forgotten this Hamamelis x intermedia ‘Ruby Glow’ tucked away in far too much shade by the Acer griseum. I think next…
…Probably a Nothofagus alpina. small Nothofagus Camellia ‘Mary Costa’ is well out by the big Acer griseum. Camellia ‘Mary Costa’ 1991 – FJW Very wet, very mild and stormy since…