…tree. Not much to show for it after 4 years. Euonymus fortunei ‘Wolong Ghost’ A Rhododendron ‘Countess of Haddington’ by the entrance to the garden half blown out of the…

…just beginning to emerge. Gorgeous yellow. Magnolia ‘Lemon Star’ Flowers just starting to open on Rhododendron ‘Countess of Haddington’. Rhododendron ‘Countess of Haddington’ Amomyrtus luma (formerly Myrtus lechleriana) absolutely full…

…for colour, afterwards bought the Lulworth seedlings. 1898 – JCW The first P recurvas just open. The early Auklandii has one bloom, Countess of Haddington half open. 1897 – JCW…

…all the clumps of Rhododendron ‘Countess of Haddington’. Rhododendron ‘Countess of Haddington’ Rhododendron irroratum ‘Polka Dot’ Rhododendron irroratum ‘Polka Dot’ We are used to seeing the autumn flowering of Magnolia…

…garden and at Burncoose. Rhododendron morii x Rhododendron euchates Rhododendron ‘Countess of Haddington’ plastered in flower as usual. We saw the first flowers showing a fortnight ago. Rhododendron ‘Countess of…

…1 spray 1st – R. ‘Countess of Haddington’ Any falconeri or grandia hybrid 1 truss 1st – R. ‘Lord Rudolph’ 1st – R. ‘Lord Rudolph’ Any species of falconeri or…

…unexpected deaths appear. Here a Rhododendron Countess of Haddington by the cash point which was in its prime. There was a dead halesia tree here 10 years ago and the…

…from which cuttings will need to be taken in four to six weeks when still soft (fragrantissimum, formosum, Princess Alice, Lady Alice Fitzwilliam, Berts Own, HarryTagg, Anne Teese, ciliicalyx, Countess…

…off, nearly all the Grandis open, Countess of M very good. 1905 – JCW Grandis is open. Daffs have gone back, could pick a good King Alfred now, Montana open….