…look up and now respond to. The leaves are downy and grey green. This species comes from Greece and the Crimea. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Magnolia ‘Yakeo’ is…

…chinensis Aesculus chinensis Aesculus chinensis Crataegus schraderiana is finally out in flower. Flowers sit well with the white hue to the leaves which are attractive on their own. Crataegus schraderiana…

…full out. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Cornus capitata with exceptionally large creamy bracts this year. Cornus capitata Cornus capitata Cornus capitata Stewartia rostrata with pink buds just opening….

…new growth none the less and a good start for these rarer species. rhododendrons rhododendrons 2020 – CHW Crataegus schraderiana with its fruits now coloured up. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana…

…Magnolia acuminata ‘Seiju’ Magnolia acuminata ‘Seiju’ Crataegus schraderiana is still not quite in flower. Attractive leaves. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Cornus ‘Venus’ has now developed a pink tinge. Cornus ‘Venus’…

…and the Ukraine with cut leaves. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Eucalyptus crenulata has been showing up from a distance as though it was plastered in flower. It is in fact…

…in flower this spring. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Still a flower on Camellia ‘Kitty’ in late July! Camellia ‘Kitty’ Then to the Isla Rose Plantation where there are three trios…

…fully ripe berries and is a really good show. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Acanthopanax aff. sessiliflorus with its usual fine clusters of fruits. Acanthopanax aff. sessiliflorus Acanthopanax aff. sessiliflorus Sorbus…

…out in flower for at least eight weeks. Rhododendron decorum We are amazed that the berries on Crataegus schraderiana are now the size of cherries. Crataegus schraderiana Crataegus schraderiana Malus…

…these were out a month earlier and exhibited at the CGS Show. New growth on Mahonia schraderiana (M. fargesii Ogisu 29030). Mahonia schraderiana (M. fargesii Ogisu 29030) Even though Roy’s…

…growth. Quercus x bushii ‘Seattle Trident’ Quercus x bushii ‘Seattle Trident’ Magnolia ‘Ossie’s Yellow’ shaping up quite well. Magnolia ‘Ossie’s Yellow’ Crataegus schraderiana is another new species which will be…

…nearly ready for Asia to gather. Crataegus ellwangeriana ‘Fire Ball’ Crataegus combyi – likewise. Crataegus combyi Crataegus aprica is only just turning. Crataegus aprica Crataegus schraderiana in a similar state…

…one now dead. Betula insignis ssp. fangipanensis Betula insignis ssp. fangipanensis Betula insignis ssp. fangipanensis Sorbus gongashanica in berry already. Sorbus gongashanica Very few fruits on Crataegus schraderiana this year…

…schraderiana. Crataegus schraderiana Sorbus hedlundii (KR 1801 A – best clone) with its first fruits. Sorbus hedlundii Betula luminifera ‘White House Farm’ showing a variety of bark colours before and…

…setchuenensis. Catalpa setchuenensis Catalpa setchuenensis Sorbus gongashanice covered in seed heads. Sorbus gongashanice Sorbus gongashanice Crataegus schraderiana virtually leafless because of the drought or deer with plenty of berries setting….

…of Crataegus so I could not resist ordering a batch of these as well for the new collection here. C. schraderiana has proved to be exceptional in its first time…