…odd spotting within some leaves. This is possibly insect larvae but does not look like it. Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia This was a much newer Hydrangea serratifolia from…

…time in the nursery. Not that exciting! Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Seeds on Tilia maximowicziana in a pot – another new first but the leaves have not enjoyed the drought….

…in no time and needs the council money. greenhouse The climbing Hydrangea serratifolia with leaves much larger than ours. Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Rhododendron ‘Queen of Hearts’ a very dark…

…named magnolias Hydrangea serratifolia shows up well on the top wall as a vigorous evergreen but no flowers on this plant as yet. It looks quite different in leaf to…

…was using last summer in Yorkshire to track this down but I cannot currently put my hand on it. This plant is a cross between Hydrangea serratifolia and Hydrangea peruviana…

…I have never seen it as good as this. Hillier’s denies that this species exists or suggests it may be Photinia serratifolia. Roy Lancaster is happy that it is P….

…hydrangea from Tregrehan with pink flowers which were red in bud – Hydrangea serratifolia x peruviana. I took Michelia doltsopa, M. doltsopa ‘Silver Cloud’, M. ‘Mixed up Miss’, M. ‘Touch…

…serratifolia (as at Tregothnan – climber) Polyspora axillaris (see early February for pictures) Torreya nuncifera (endangered in the wild) I end up ordering lots for Caerhays and Burncoose gardens and…