…Sorbus pseudohupehensis or ‘Pink Pagoda’. Sorbus hupehensis Another picture of the Sorbus/Malus (?) with autumn colour below Slip Rail. Sorbus/Malus (?) Acer henryi in the sun. Acer henryi The very…

…soulangeas Sorbus torminalis already showing autumn tints. Sorbus torminalis Sorbus torminalis Two plants of Phellodendron amurense are developing into rounded trees with interesting bark. Sadly I planted them too close…

…reinvigorate the main stem. Sorbus thompsonii Sorbus thompsonii Sorbus thompsonii 1990 – FJW Roads running after a good shower.   1987 – FJW Harvest finished – summer good for garden,…

…ago as we saw then. Cercis canadensis Sorbus thompsonii virtually defoliated and probably now deceased 12 years from planting out. Sorbus thompsonii Sorbus thompsonii Two casualties in the newly planted…

…Abies delavayi is nearly as good. Abies delavayi Sorbus alnifolia rather less impressive. Sorbus alnifolia Malus transitoria ‘Roundabarrow Ruby’ with smallish fruits. Malus transitoria ‘Roundabarrow Ruby’ Sorbus japonica glowing in…

…ripe and attractive red fruits with odd spotting. Sorbus japonica Sorbus japonica Sorbus japonica Sorbus hupehensis likewise. Sorbus hupehensis Salix fargesii. Last year’s new growth is red, two year old…

…try to propagate the seeds. Sorbus eleonorae Sorbus eleonorae The bark on this Sorbus species is rather special in winter too. Hilliers say the fruits go from green to brown…

…as good as last year. Styrax japonicus ‘Pendulus’ Sorbus eleonorae with unripe green fruits and quite decent autumn colour which I had not appreciated before. Sorbus eleonorae Sorbus eleonorae Sorbus…

…hupehensis (now Sorbus pseudohupehensis) with pinkish berries. Sorbus hupehensis Sorbus hedlundii (KR 1810 A – best clone) with large fruits. Sorbus hedlundii Sorbus hedlundii Stewartia x henryae glowing nicely as…

…Sorbus forrestii Sorbus forrestii A Mahonia lomariifolia which I had forgotten about near the Top Lodge. Mahonia lomariifolia Another unidentified Sorbus near the Top Lodge. unidentified Sorbus unidentified Sorbus The…

…schraderiana. Crataegus schraderiana Sorbus hedlundii (KR 1801 A – best clone) with its first fruits. Sorbus hedlundii Betula luminifera ‘White House Farm’ showing a variety of bark colours before and…

…This is not Sorbus caloneura which has brown fruits rather than the red ones featured here. Sorbus commixta aff. var. sachalinensis (BSWJ 10958) Sorbus commixta aff. var. sachalinensis (BSWJ 10958)…

…tsai It is the small things that matter during grass cutting! Repeated new growth at the base of this sorbus again dealt with. sorbus Broussonetia papyrifera again with plenty of…

…can nearly see. Similar to Sorbus sargentiana. Sorbus wilsoniana Sorbus wilsoniana Sorbus wilsoniana Sorbus wilsoniana Crataegus schraderiana is just coming out too. Again pink anthers! This species is from Greece…

…remained the same size for 20 years. SORBUS ‘Hilling Spire’ SORBUS ‘Hilling Spire’ Sorbus ‘Hilling Spire’ – this plant was a present from Trevor (Yorkshire) Green who grafts sorbus as…

…rather different leaves. Lithocarpus henryi Lithocarpus henryi Quercus pontica – an elderly tree with several main stems. Quercus pontica Sorbus scalaris with leaves and flower forming. Sorbus scalaris Sorbus scalaris…

…Malus ‘Jelly King’ Sorbus caloneura with just a few fruits. Sorbus caloneura 2021 – CHW A few views of the Tregavarras cliff fields which are restored coastal wildflower meadows (from…

…spring old stables 2019 – CHW A young Sorbus hupehensis (now Sorbus pseudohupehensis ‘Pink Pagoda’ apparently) with a good late show of berries in Kennel Close. Very fine today. Sorbus…

…praecox Stachyurus praecox Sorbus folgneri ‘Emiel’ still has some fruits amid the last remnants of autumn colour. Sorbus folgneri ‘Emiel’ Prunus ‘Shirotae’ is as good a mix of colours as…

…ligustrifolia Quercus x bushii ‘Seattle Trident’ takes some beating. Quercus x bushii ‘Seattle Trident’ Quercus x bushii ‘Seattle Trident’ Sorbus alnifolia not yet quite ripe. Sorbus alnifolia Sorbus japonica laden…