…but Hillier’s now list it just as ‘Rothschildianus’. Cotoneaster ‘Rothschildianus’ Cotoneaster ‘Rothschildianus’ Cotoneaster ‘Rothschildianus’ Tilia tomentosa ‘Brabant’ has whitish new growth fading to lime green and, today, gives an interesting…

…heterophylla (syn. monticola) has the most gigantic leaves as you can see here. Far bigger than on any other lime tree which I have seen. The slugs have had a…

…name. Also the Fairy Lime which does sound like a genuine colour break. Mark Jury bred not Vance Hooper after looking up.Kind regards, TomPS My turn next….. 2019 – CHW…

…back of a dead Scots Pine. It might be Fuligo septica var. flava – a slime mold. Fuligo septica var. flava Fuligo septica var. flava 2024 – CHW Considerably more…

…best. We have the 4th one of these, Magnolia ‘Fairy Lime’, above Rogers Quarry, but no flowers as yet although it is growing well. (I looked at it 2 days…

…price that the rest of the country is paying for each death!Six different young lime trees photographed today (and three more for website care articles) which I must do again…

…Savills ‘homework’ quite a bit of the time. Some of his children have been drafted into the packing sheds. We put out for planting Michelia ‘Fairy Lime’, M. ‘Touch of…

…on it some years ago. When cleared we will include this in the public access into Old Park Wood but what to plant? A lot of lime was probably used…