28th November
…tree on a bank. The pheasants have already eaten the few black berries there were this year. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cotoneaster franchetii still covered in…
…tree on a bank. The pheasants have already eaten the few black berries there were this year. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cotoneaster franchetii still covered in…
…has self layered itself multiple times and has sparse black berries. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Styrax japonica ‘Pink Chimes’ is a little further on with its dropping habit…
…but the black berries are better later. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Cornus walteri 2020 – CHW A trip up the drive now that it is cut.Very few flowers this year…
…CHW Cornus walteri was looking good in its yellow autumn robes but today rather drab with the best leaves blown off. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri The first daffodil shoots by…
…on this cold, windy corner. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Buddleia lindleyana still has violet purple flowers out at the very end of the racemes although it is nearly November. No…
…full flower by the Fernery. Here the zoom lens appears to work better on the distant flowers at the top of this huge clump. Cornus walteri Cornus walteri Preparations for…
…Cotoneaster x walteri hybrid? It is not an evergreen and it is near two other plants which may be Cotoneaster x walteri or Cotoneaster salicifolius forms. All three came from…
…CHW Cornus walteri now fully out in flower on the drive. Blown open in the wind. Cornus walteri A hint of pink on Styrax japonicus ‘Pink Chimes’. Pinkish buds and…
…plant. Magnolia sapiensis Magnolia sapiensis Magnolia sapiensis Good new young growth on a young Quercus uvarifolius. Quercus uvarifolius Quercus uvarifolius Cornus walteri (formerly Cornus wilsonii) plastered in flowers across this…
…this week and the first rhododendron drought casualty is quickly obvious. No rain at all for 5 ½ weeks Cornus walteri just out in flower. Cornus walteri Styrax japonicus ‘Pink…