…out. Schima superba But still not far advanced yet on Schima khasiana. Schima khasiana Styrax formosanus var. formosanus with a good crop of seeds but far less seeds than there…

…forgotten about. We do have four separate species of Schima (khasiana, argentea and superba). Schima wallichii Schima wallichii Quercus morii (CMBS 249-2003-1091) has grown very slowly and has some scorching….

…yesterday that his Schima species were performing well but ours are having a second year off. Schima superba Schima superba Photinia serratifolia x ardisifolia from Crûg has growth with some…

…there did not seem to be any obvious buds! Schima khasiana Schima khasiana Schima khasiana 2019 – CHW A search for fruits and berries on the drive. Stewartia rostrata with…

…never noticed before. For years, until it flowered, I thought this was Persea japonica and even labelled it as such. Schima superba Schima superba Euonymus morrisonensis with loads of bud….

…strobilacea Plenty of good flowers still on Schima superba. Flowers on the other species are now virtually over. Schima superba Schima superba 2017 – CHW The base and electric/water supply…

…to be taking a year off from flowering. I can locate no buds at all although Schima superba is now just showing colour at the top of the tree. Schima…

…odd seeds show up from last October’s flowers on Schima khasiana. A bit like small figs. The seasons are a bit the wrong way around with this plant! Schima khasiana…

…Debregeasia longifolia (BSWJ 11686) Debregeasia longifolia (BSWJ 11686) Engelhardia spicata (HWJK 2421). Engelhardia spicata (HWJK 2421) Schima argentea (15423) looks nothing like our existing plant of this name. Schima argentea…

…japonica but now it has schima flowers high up. The leaves are not at all like those on our other nearby schima. I am now stumped! The smaller plant of…