…nicely in flower. Euonymus tingens Euonymus echinatus is growing into a compact shrub. Euonymus echinatus Euonymus kachinensis suffering from drought but with hopeful reshooting from the main stem. Euonymus kachinensis…

…Euonymus morrisonensis flowering better than I have ever seen before. Euonymus morrisonensis Euonymus morrisonensis Euonymus morrisonensis This is our other original Catalpa duclouxii. The old plant died but two root…

…bud. Viburnum taiwanianum Euonymus tingens with quite a show. Euonymus tingens Euonymus tingens Euonymus carnosus (NMWJ 14515) seems very similar to E. tingens? Euonymus carnosus (NMWJ 14515) Euonymus carnosus (NMWJ…

…growing here. Euonymus tonkinensis as a young evergreen plant. Euonymus tonkinensis Euonymus morrisonensis early into new growth and flower buds. Euonymus morrisonensis This is the small tree of what I…

…Louis Freres’ Like many of these euonymus they can be climbers as well as free standing shrubs. Here Euonymus ‘Emerald and Gold’. Euonymus ‘Emerald and Gold’ Euonymus ‘Emerald and Gold’…

…James Garnett at Nantes botanical garden. Lagerstroemia limii Lagerstroemia limii Lagerstroemia limii Seedpods forming on Euonymus morrisonensis. Euonymus morrisonensis Euonymus morrisonensis Seed clusters have formed on the Lithocarpus hancei but…

…ride in Forty Acres wood. tree ferns Seed on Carpinus betulus ‘Purpurea’. Carpinus betulus ‘Purpurea’ Seedpods on Euonymus tingens. Euonymus tingens Euonymus tingens Gigantic fungi in Forty Acres – perhaps…

…resemble more than any Styrax? Parastyrax species nova Euonymus oxyphyllus in flower properly for the first time here. Crug collected (as usual!) Euonymus oxyphyllus Euonymus oxyphyllus A young Euonymus tingens…

…with mauve buds. Euonymus oxyphyllus Euonymus echinatus has flower buds and attractive new growth. Euonymus echinatus Euonymus echinatus Euonymus tingens not quite out. Euonymus tingens Viburnum taiwanianum still in bud….

…and even labelled it as such. Schima superba Schima superba Euonymus morrisonensis with loads of bud. Planted three to four years ago. Euonymus morrisonensis Euonymus morrisonensis The newly planted Euonymus…

…from Crug Farm and Pavia reveals several novelties. Euonymus nanus – a dwarf semi-evergreen shrub. Euonymus nanus Euonymus carnosus (MWJ 14515) with seed capsules and seeds. Euonymus carnosus (MWJ 14515)…

…of fallen leaves under Euonymus alatus and a few still holding on. Euonymus alatus Euonymus alatus Fruits on Berberis wilsonae. Berberis wilsonae Rhododendron calophylum and Acer palmatum ‘Atropurpureum’. Rhododendron calophylum…

…on a smallish tree. Another interesting euonymus species. Euonymus trapocosus Euonymus trapocosus Nyssa leptophylla was another brand new Nyssa species to us with startling autumn colours which had mainly shed….

…Buddleia heliophila still has flower in the Isla Rose Plantation. Buddleia heliophila Euonymus wilsonii with a few very red leaves as we saw last year. Euonymus wilsonii Euonymus morrisonensis has…

…flies and wasps. A great display for a Euonymus. Euonymus morrisonensis Euonymus morrisonensis Euonymus morrisonensis Still flowers on Magnolia virginiana ‘Satellite’. Magnolia virginiana ‘Satellite’ Magnolia virginiana ‘Satellite’ A tail ender…

…on Euonymus schensianus. Euonymus schensianus One of Asia’s seed grown Rhododendron yuefengense (TH 2785) is about to flower. Rhododendron yuefengense (TH 2785) Karol & Asia besides the frames. Karol &…

…leave pure white flowers. rose Euonymus tonkinensis flowering away in the greenhouse frames. Euonymus tonkinensis Euonymus wilsonii which is not that different in flower. Euonymus wilsonii Vaccinum retusum producing purplish…

…as this all over the small tree. Outstanding! Euonymus myrianthus Euonymus myrianthus The very last of the bluebells in full shade. bluebells Last flowers on Michelia crassipes (as we bought…

…the Camellia tsai plantation. My guess is Euonymus myrianthus. Euonymus myrianthus Euonymus myrianthus Euonymus myrianthus Euonymus myrianthus Daphniphyllum oldhamii (CWJ 12351) in flower for the second time. Daphniphyllum oldhamii Magnolia…

…Schizophragma integrifolium ‘Emei Shan’ The best Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’ I have ever seen. Magnolia liliiflora ‘Nigra’ Euonymus clivicola. Euonymus clivicola Euonymus clivicola Sarvina. Sarvina Sarvina Lonicera sempervirens ‘John Clayton’. Lonicera…