15th February 1897 – 2020
…pity but a good early show none the less. Camellia ‘Bobs Tinsie’ Camellia ‘Bobs Tinsie’ Camellia ‘Bobs Tinsie’ The seven dogs have enjoyed the walk and none have buggered off…
…pity but a good early show none the less. Camellia ‘Bobs Tinsie’ Camellia ‘Bobs Tinsie’ Camellia ‘Bobs Tinsie’ The seven dogs have enjoyed the walk and none have buggered off…
…a x loebneri form. Another naming puzzle. </div. Magnolia ‘Pink Perfection’ Magnolia ‘Pink Perfection’ Camellia japonica ‘Bob’s Tinsie’ which is a smaller flower than ‘Anemoniflora’. Camellia japonica ‘Bob’s Tinsie’ Camellia…
…Camellia japonica ‘Pink Tinsie’ – this is the pink in bud opening near white form of C. japonica ‘Bob’s Tinsie’ – very good and compact/ small growing it was too….
…down and died. The other missing plants may have been killed off when those around them pinched all the light. Camellia ‘Julia Hamiter’ Camellia ‘Julia Hamiter’ Camellia ‘Bob’s Tinsie’ Camellia…
…bad. All stuff is short of moisture. Cherries wane but have been good. 1927 – JCW At Werrington for the day, they seem to have very little for Truro. Bobs…
…frost and cold for 6 weeks. 1924 – JCW H mollis is nice, the double white Camellia is in flower, some Heaths including Bobs but nothing else. 1923 – JCW…
…moupinense, scabrifolium, parvifolium, lutescens and dahuricum and a few red arb’ms x Thompsonii now in flower. Bobs heath is very nice. Leucojum vernum, C coum, wild snowdrops and Aconites open…