10th June
…apple’ because of its large clusters of white to maroon edible berries. Unpruned it may grow to 15ft in height. Syzygium smithii Syzygium smithii Viburnum parvifolium lives up to its…
…apple’ because of its large clusters of white to maroon edible berries. Unpruned it may grow to 15ft in height. Syzygium smithii Syzygium smithii Viburnum parvifolium lives up to its…
…potted up. Ilex spinigera New growth on Abies forrestii var. georgii. The new Hillier’s says this name should be var. smithii. Very slow growing and squat in habit so far….
…colour this year than for several years. Burncoose Nurseries sales tables Syzygium smithii with a purple fruit which will then turn red. Syzygium smithii Meliosma pungens flowering harder than I…
…on Sizygium smithii which was planted out today by Higher Quarry Nursery in the new clearing. I cannot find this in my reference books but it looks like a large…
…of sitting doing nothing. Lithocarpus corneus Eucryphia x nymansensis ‘Nymans Silver’ just about recovering from the drought. Eucryphia x nymansensis ‘Nymans Silver’ Sizygium smithii making good growth too. Planted last…
…Here the Scouts receive their cheque. Scouts receive their cheque. And here the Cornwall Air Ambulance. Cornwall Air Ambulance 2021 – CHW Excellent bronzy-red new growth on Sisygium smithii. Sisygium…
…Donkey Shoe. Hoheria sextylosa Hedychium coronarium just out into flower. Hedychium coronarium 2020 – CHW Sisygiium smithii has made good growth and more secondary reddish new growth coming now. A…
…major Syzygium smithii doing well but no flowers yet. Around 6 feet tall now. Syzygium smithii Myrsine divaricata planted only this year but would yield cuttings. A dull genus but…
…in half. Liriodendron tulipifera ‘Aureomarginata’ Hydrangea paniculata ‘Vanille Fraise’ now full out but no pink tints yet. Hydrangea paniculata ‘Vanille Fraise’ Ehretia macrophylla growing away quickly. Ehretia macrophylla Sizygium smithii…
…with its blue flower cones opening creamy white. Stout densely hairy shoots say Hilliers who also say plants of this name are in fact Abies forrestii var. smithii. Clare bought…