…and the third largest leaves of any species here today after Styrax serrulatus and Styrax odoratissimus. Styrax faberi Styrax faberi Styrax faberi Styrax faberi Styrax faberi 2016 – CHW I…

…Styrax japonicus ‘Farges Belle’ Styrax japonicus ‘Farges Belle’ Styrax japonicus ‘Farges Belle’ Styrax japonicus ‘Farges Belle’ This is easily the best Rhododendron maddenii which we have here with the largest…

the best named clone of japonicus. Styrax japonicus ‘Emerald Pagoda’ Styrax japonicus ‘Emerald Pagoda’ Styrax hookeri is much sparser in flower and only just now coming out. Styrax hookeri Abies…

…dead and have been for some time (one was Styrax hemsleyanus). Needs a good tidy up here. Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus Styrax hemsleyanus White wisteria You will not see a…

…not out at Burncoose or Caerhays. bark on Styrax obassia Styrax americanus nicely out or just going over in a pot. Very delicate small flowers. Styrax americanus Styrax americanus First…

…by miles! Styrax serrulatus Styrax serrulatus Styrax serrulatus Styrax serrulatus An odd late (or early?) flower on Rhododendron zaleucum. Rhododendron zaleucum 2016 – CHW The interpretation panel for the newly…

…Both are decent sized trees but, as you can see, they always try and shoot from the base. A Styrax habit. The bark is interesting too. Pterostyrax hispida Pterostyrax hispida…

…the clethra. Pterostyrax hispida is much better known than this rarity which has yet to flower. The habit is erect and the leaves not entirely styrax-like. Pterostyrax corymbosus Pterostyrax corymbosus…

…‘Westpelaar’ is another new clone for our collection with large leaves and flowers. It may perhaps eventually be as good as Styrax japonicus ‘Emerald Pagoda’? Styrax japonicus ‘Westpelaar’ Styrax japonicus…

…to be a dead loss as most are still entirely green today.Styrax formosanus var formosanus is just turning yellow and the seeds are now ripe and starting to fall. Styrax…