…one in flower in fact Camellia crapnelliana? I think not because the bark on the stem has not got an orange hue and the Chinese reference book makes no mention…

…Rhododendron calophytum Wonderful orange-red indumentum on the buds and the undersides of the leaves on Magnolia doltsopa. (Michelia doltsopa). Magnolia doltsopa Rhododendron ‘Michael’s Pride’ had the second haircut in its…

…by Tin Garden. Camellia x williamsii ‘Beatrice Michael’ This evergreen tree in the Rireii Opening is plastered in orange berries. I am not sure what it is but it does…

…fine cluster of berries on a young Pittosporum adaphniphylloides. Yellower than the ones in the Burncoose show tunnel which I photographed earlier in the autumn. These had an orange tinge….

…so. Rhododendron maddenii Rhododendron maddenii Rhododendron maddenii 2019 – CHW Actinidia deliciosa ‘Tomuri’ (male form) with especially large flowers which are yellowish at first then developing an orange tone. The…

…corner and being swamped by bamboos below the Engine House. Just two fruits which are currently orange. malus malus Suddenly a Rhododendron ‘Alison Johnstone’ (or similar) in full (secondary flower)…

…a young Viburnum setigerum which was a Wilson introduction. The berries go from yellow-orange to red when ripe. Viburnum setigerum Viburnum setigerum The third elderly Camellia sasanqua, a white one,…

…it an evergreen? Crataegus wattiana Crataegus aprica is the only Crataegus species in the young new collection still to be holding its (dullish orange) fruits which glisten here in the…

…in orange-brown indumentum. Schefflera macrophylla Schefflera macrophylla Schefflera alpina has seeds like ivy berries in similar clusters. Schefflera alpina Schefflera alpina Schefflera alpina Schefflera alpina Some schefflera species flowered in…

…pontica also with fruits for the first time here. Crataegus pontica Crataegus pontica Sorbus wardii with small clusters of 2-5 yellow/ orange fruits. Sorbus wardii Sorbus wardii The first ever…