…on Neolitsea sericea (CWJ 12800) which was only planted a year ago. Neolitsea sericea (CWJ 12800) Neolitsea sericea (CWJ 12800) Magnolia figo x Magnolia champaca with a flower as its…

…Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Neolitsea polycarpa is making good growth. The leaf form resembles the lindera below Donkey Shoe. It is certainly hugely different from Neolitsea sericea. Neolitsea…

…– CHW A newly planted Neolitsea sericea ‘Silver Leaf’. Both our old established N. sericea have died in the last year. Wonderful, but hardly silvery, new growth here. The silver…

…Nothofagus moorei New growth on Neolitsea sericea BSWJ12738 – a new purchase. Neolitsea sericea – BSWJ 12738 Also on Neolitsea sericea – yellow fruit – CWJ 12830. Neolitsea sericea –…

…plants from the frames ready to go out Lindera sericea just coming out. Not seen properly before. Multi-stemmed and vigorous. Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Rhododendron barbatum was just…

…Lindera umbellata. Lindera umbellata Lindera sericea – side shoot badly damaged by roe deer. Lindera sericea Litsea aff. polycarpa has grown into a vigorous upright tree. Litsea aff. polycarpa Secondary…

…a lot. However, the new growth shoots and buds are still evident. No rot at the base but perhaps a forthcoming honey fungus casualty? Neolitsea sericea Neolitsea sericea Camellia ‘Cornish…

…in the garden today. Lindera umbellata nearby has already dropped completely. Planted in 2014 and very clearly now a multi-stemmed large bush. Lindera sericea Lindera sericea Its leaves nicely match…

…tall with a spread of 10-12ft. The flowers are just coming out. Neolitsea sericea Neolitsea sericea This small leaved Acer palmatum variety is just turning colour nicely but sadly not…

…unnamed Camellia x williamsii unnamed Camellia x williamsii I have missed the gorgeous yellow of Lindera sericea this year. Lindera sericea Lindera sericea 2018 – CHW Metasequoia glyptostroboides showing its…

…concatenans is again impressive. Rhododendron concatenans Rhododendron concatenans Autumn colour has dropped quickly on Lindera umbellata. Lindera umbellata Lindera umbellata Deer damage on a stem of Lindera sericea. Lindera sericea…

…with its drooping bronze-brown velvety new growth. Stunning today. Neolitsea sericea Neolitsea sericea A more conventionally sized Rhododendron maddenii in flower below Donkey Shoe. Less scent. The trusses seem very…

…Neolitsea sericea ‘Yellow Leaf’ (CWJ 12830) – now a third form of N. sericea to admire. Very golden! Neolitsea sericea ‘Yellow Leaf’ (CWJ 12830) A newly planted Rhododendron vaseyi ‘White…

…‘Silver Leaf’ in the garden here. These are the new and rather more golden new growth leaves on Neolitsea sericea at Burncoose Nurseries. Neolitsea sericea ‘Silver Leaf’ Prostanthera incana is…

…Quite a spectacle today. Lindera sericea Lindera sericea A group of 2013 planted Rhododendron sutchuenense. Amazing colour changes as the buds open fully. Rhododendron sutchuenense Rhododendron sutchuenense Quercus chapensis has…

…has tiny flowers but grows into a sturdy upright multi-stemmed shrub. The autumn colour is better than the flowers. Lindera triloba Lindera sericea is a quicker growing and less woody…

…sericea has gone dead and our other older plant has gone (nearly) the same way at the same time. I wonder at the cause? Neolitsea sericea Euonymus hamiltonianus ‘Popcorn’ in…

…you can see. It is different from Neolitsea sericea (formerly Litsea glauca) although I remember the old tree being called Litsea glauca? Neolitsea sericea has very different new growth. Litsea…

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…Staphylea bolanderi Magnolia ‘Fairy Lime’ is now rather more visible. Magnolia ‘Fairy Lime’ More rhododendron stumps get dug out. rhododendron stumps Staphylea holocarpa ‘Innocence’. Staphylea holocarpa ‘Innocence’ Neolitsea sericea ‘Silver…