13th October
…ligustrinum on Bond Street looks to be in flower but most of the flowers are seed heads. Eupatorium ligustrinum Eupatorium ligustrinum This is the unidentified spiny plant on Bond Street…
…ligustrinum on Bond Street looks to be in flower but most of the flowers are seed heads. Eupatorium ligustrinum Eupatorium ligustrinum This is the unidentified spiny plant on Bond Street…
…the plant is still in full flower which is odd. Quite attractive but no butterflies around today! Eupatorium ligustrinum Eupatorium ligustrinum Two small and newly planted Rhododendron mucronulatum on the…
…now renamed as Agerantina liguistrina at some botanist’s whim. A plant from Mexico and Costa Rica. Eupatorium ligustrinum Eupatorium ligustrinum This clump of five malus came as seed from Werrington…
…planted in 2010 in Kennel Close. Sorbus aff. ligustrinum (HWJ 948) Sorbus aff. ligustrinum (HWJ 948) Flowers tassels on the Hazels are already full out in the layby at Pittsdown…
…to reshoot half way down the stems. Drought struck rhododendrons Drought struck rhododendrons Eupatorium ligustrinum nearly over on Bond Street. Eupatorium ligustrinum Eupatorium ligustrinum Another suddenly dead oak tree between…