16th January 1897- 2020
…edges and some odd spotting within some leaves. This is possibly insect larvae but does not look like it. Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia This was a much newer…
…edges and some odd spotting within some leaves. This is possibly insect larvae but does not look like it. Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia This was a much newer…
…and some totally un-prickled and un-serrated. Photinia serratifolia x ardisifolia Photinia serratifolia x ardisifolia Photinia serratifolia x ardisifolia 2019 – CHW One always forgets that Elaeagnus x ebbingei flowers in…
…is not recognised in Hilliers or in New Zealand Native Trees. Pittosporum serratifolia Pittosporum serratifolia Pittosporum serratifolia Brachyglottis hectorii from New Zealand. Brachyglottis hectorii Brachyglottis hectorii Brachyglottis hectorii Griselinia littoralis…
…new growth which is very serrated. Photinia serratifolia var. ardisifolia Photinia serratifolia var. ardisifolia First flowering of Viburnum ichangense (we have a Rubus species with the same name). Viburnum ichangense…
…serratifolia? Pretty similar to the Photinia behind the Camellia ‘Captain Rawes’. Photinia serratifolia Photinia serratifolia Ilex fargesii which died out here long ago. A good tree which we need to…
…echinatus. Euonymus echinatus Illicium lanceolatum with a single flower. Illicium lanceolatum Photinia serratifolia var. ardisiifolia (NMWJ 14513) with new growth. Photinia serratifolia var. ardisiifolia (NMWJ 14513) Photinia serratifolia var. ardisiifolia…
…serratifolia in flower for the first time in the nursery. Not that exciting! Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Seeds on Tilia maximowicziana in a pot – another new first but the…
…x Hydrangea peruviana but need to check. Hydrangea serratifolia x Hydrangea peruviana Hydrangea serratifolia x Hydrangea peruviana This elderly Camellia x williamsii ‘Jury’s Yellow’ outside the back yard has recently…
…in no time and needs the council money. greenhouse The climbing Hydrangea serratifolia with leaves much larger than ours. Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea serratifolia Rhododendron ‘Queen of Hearts’ a very dark…
…was busy. Photinia serratifolia ‘Crispy Pink’ was looking very attractive even if much of the pink had faded. Photinia serratifolia ‘Crispy Pink’ Some good new double flowered Osteospermum: ‘Blackberry Shake’…
…and tidy! larger named magnolias Hydrangea serratifolia shows up well on the top wall as a vigorous evergreen but no flowers on this plant as yet. It looks quite different…
…Grevillea ‘Pourinda Constance’ Grevillea ‘Pourinda Constance’ Podocarpus milanjianus Podocarpus milanjianus Podocarpus milanjianus Hydrangea peruviana x Hydrangea serratifolia in flower 60-80ft up the trunk of a conifer. Hydrangea peruviana x Hydrangea…
…Plant of the Year competition on Monday. Iris sibirica ‘Fran’s Gold’ 2021 – CHW Rhododendron ‘Matador’ with branches hanging down with the weight of flower. Rhododendron ‘Matador’ Photinia serratifolia v….
…drooping tree. Carpinus turczaninowii var. turczaninowii (Farrer) Carpinus turczaninowii var. turczaninowii (Farrer) Photinia serratifolia var. ardisiifolia (NMWJ 14513) with its new growth. Photinia serratifolia var. ardisiifolia (NMWJ 14513) Quercus hypoxantha…
…on Hydrangea serratifolia on the top wall from my desk. When I get there they are already over. Hydrangea serratifolia Hydrangea ‘Madame Emile Mouillère’ by the greenhouse. Hydrangea ‘Madame Emile…
…between Hydrangea serratifolia and Hydrangea peruviana which we hope will climb this dead oak tree trunk. It is taking hold. A gift from Tregrehan where it is 30-40ft up a…
…serratifolia x ardisifolia (ex Crûg). Photinia serratifolia x ardisifolia Rhododendron fulvum above Higher Quarry Nursery. Rhododendron fulvum Rhododendron ‘Jim Russell’ (cilicalyx hybrid). Rhododendron ‘Jim Russell’ Rhododendron lutescens at its very…
…macgregorii Photinia glomerata simply plastered in flower. I have never seen it as good as this. Hillier’s denies that this species exists or suggests it may be Photinia serratifolia. Roy…
…excellent new growth Osmanthus heterophyllus ‘Party Lights’ Photinia fraseri ‘Magical Volcano’ – silly selling name but much better than ‘Red Robin’ and on a par with Photinia serratifolia ‘Pink Crispy’…
…pulchra (wild collected and given to us originally by Roy Lancaster) Forsythia mandschurica (no idea but dwarf?) Hydrangea serratifolia (as at Tregothnan – climber) Polyspora axillaris (see early February for…