9th June
…hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus d) Styrax formosanus – today this small tree is absolutely plastered in flower. Quite the most floriferous of the species. Many…
…hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus d) Styrax formosanus – today this small tree is absolutely plastered in flower. Quite the most floriferous of the species. Many…
…originals by Charlie Michaels Nursery are dead and have been for some time (one was Styrax hemsleyanus). Needs a good tidy up here. Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus White…
…obassia and Styrax hemsleyanus measured in 1964/6 by Alan Mitchell are long dead. However today I have found a fourth well grown tree of Styrax hemsleyanus. This one is in…
…are nearly as big as those of Styrax odoratissimus but less heart shaped Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax japonicus ‘Fargesii’ – Tom Hudson thinks this is just a…
…article for publication today on styrax but I needed some decent pictures of the unusual colouration of the bark and trunk of Styrax hemsleyanus. Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Rhododendron ‘Dreamland’…
…or the first that we have seen anyway. Liriodendron chinense Liriodendron chinense Styrax hemsleyanus just coming out. The flowers are in panicles. Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax wuyuanensis also plastered…
…sasanqua ‘Narumigata’ Good early colours on Metasequoia glyptostroboides. Metasequoia glyptostroboides Three new Sorbus varieties now in stock but no berries to be seen. Sorbus hemsleyanus ‘John Bond’. Very white undersides…
…in Tin Garden. Smallish but pretty. A Forrest introduction. Deutzia monobeigii Deutzia monobeigii Magnolia globosa still flowering away. Magnolia globosa Styrax hemsleyanus nearly out and flowering much more profusely with…
…Auriculatums hybrids are opening. Styrax hemsleyanus is just over but quite suddenly Discolor are nice. Hybrid Escallonia not open yet. 1922 – JCW Just a day or so behind 1917….
…off their flowers to insect pollinators? The exceptions are S. wilsonii, S. americanus, S. hemsleyanus and, partly, S. hookeri. S. japonicus (all forms) is perhaps the worst, followed by S….