…R decorum yet has flowers. Mucronulatum has a plant or two well out. Erica codonodes and darleyense show flower and so does Bob’s heath here and at Werrington, it is…

…spreadsheet of all the records. Among the rarities three were aquatic hyphomycetes which are microscopic fungal spores found in foam in woodland streams. I think Bob Lees was there in…

…few open, no de Graaf, similar to 1900. Shilsonii very good and so the Argenteums, probably the best things we have out. 1898 – JCW Bob saw the first swallow….

…Walk which blocked the road and brought down the phonelines. Bob assisted Jaimie with the telehandler and front bucket. beech tree beech tree These may be shaggy inkcap or lawyer’s…

…1915 – JCW We have put out near the daff frames two of Bob’s white Erica australis. 1914 – JCW The Camellia sasanqua is quite good. Lapagerias, cassias are nice,…

…1905 – JCW J C W and Mary saw the first swallow. 1901 – JCW Bob saw the first swallow. 1900 – JCW Griflamme open one flower, and nearly all…

…and the best daffs are all over. The blue tit forms are good. The pink Triflorums are opening. Bob’s white heath is and has long been good. 1927 – JCW…

…to get it’. (Bob’s entry in his diary of his finding the white Erica australis). 1911 – JCW Clematis cirrhosa is good, some fair Camellia sasanqua left, ordinary camellias showing…

…– are our best things. Corylopsis are all over. Bob’s heath never so good. 1925 – JCW No bloom on Rho planetum. Not so far on as in 1923. 1923…

…Some Poets are open, several Erica australis half open. The Arboreums about mid season. Anemone alpinia at their best. Many reticulatas open. 1907 – JCW Bob saw the first martins….