…raspberries yet or even flowers. The new growth curling over itself is attractive. Hygrangea serrata ‘Shichidanka’ Hygrangea serrata ‘Shichidanka’ Hygrangea serrata ‘Shichidanka’ Hydrangea involucrata ‘Viridescens’ has been ringbarked today by…

…identifiable leaves in the shade. In full sun, and where seed is forming, they are a different shape. Zelkova serrata Zelkova serrata Zelkova serrata Zelkova serrata I think this may…

…serrata ‘Bluebird’. There are two good clumps on the drive which are a decent blue in our soil. Hydrangea serrata ‘Bluebird’ Hydrangea serrata ‘Bluebird’ Hydrangea serrata ‘Bluebird’ A fine plant…

…you can just about see here. Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata Stewartia malacodendron showing early autumn colour on its youngest leaves. This is its response to the…

…do not have this distinct autumn colour. No seeds as yet. Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata The Stewartia muddle here with acquired and gifted young plants needs a lot…

…‘Wolong Ghost’ Supposedly Grevillea serrata but no one knows where it came from or from whom? Does not look like any grevillea I have ever seen. Grevillea serrata Grevillea serrata…

…wall. Rosa ‘Alberic Barbier’ Rosa ‘Alberic Barbier’ Rosa ‘Golden Showers’ (climber) beside it. Rosa ‘Golden Showers’ Rosa ‘Golden Showers’ Zelhova serrata ‘Variegation’ on Nicholas Lock’s stand. Zelhova serrata ‘Variegation’ Zelhova…

…rostratas. It can only get better with age. Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata 2016 – CHW Camellia x williamsii ‘November Pink’ has only two flowers out and the odd bud showing…

…new growth. Stewartia serrata Stewartia serrata 2016 – CHW Camellia grisjii on the drive has startling red, I think, secondary new growth which makes it stand out from the rest…

…and showing up well which azaras generally do not – smell aside! Actually it might be Azara serrata but I forgot to inspect the underside of the leaves to check….