…brought me plants of Tritonia disticha formerly known as Crocosmia rosea. Burncoose Nurseries A couple of female flower cones for the first time on the Australian Araucaria bidwillii. Lowdown on…

…Araucaria araucana with female fruiting cones. Araucaria araucana Populus candicans ‘Aurora’ with hot weather dieback. Populus candicans ‘Aurora’ The last of the Burncoose magnolias planted in this highly unsuitable area…

…A perfect row of Olive trees. row of Olive trees 2022 – CHW Last year’s female seed cone on Araucaria bidwillii gets ever larger but remains green. It now is…

…female cones on Araucaria bidwillii. Araucaria bidwillii Styrax wilsonii is a shrubby species. Flowering much better than last year unlike other species which are doing the reverse. Styrax wilsonii Carpinus…

…Araucaria bidwillii. The mature cones are starting to look yellow and appear ripe. Araucaria bidwillii Our Acer carpinifolium is a female form. Highly promiscuous so the seed are unlikely to…

…sterile two year old female cone on Araucaria bidwillii which had fallen off the tree and had begun to disintegrate. Female cone from Araucaria bidwillii Buddleia pterocaulis longifolia in flower…

…so well through such filthy weather? Magnolia ‘Todd’s Fortyniner’ The old cones on Araucaria angustifolia are now starting to disintegrate. Araucaria angustifolia Magnolia campbellii var. alba seedling and Magnolia ‘Kew’s…

…are male (flower) cones. The females are more rounded on the end of the twigs/branches. So the older mature Araucaria aracuna and the younger plant (as here) are both males!…

…from cuttings so perhaps no need to gather the seed? Hypericum forrestii Metasequoia glyptostroboides ‘Gold Rush’ and Araucaria araucana look good together in the pale light. Metasequoia glyptostroboides ‘Gold Rush’…

…fortunei Araucaria bidwillii with copious new growth emerging. This tree is growing very rapidly – 14 years or so from planting. Plenty of flower bud clusters on Acacia baileyana but…