…to decide but a big leap forward in our space for growing on rare plants propagated here. new greenhouse new greenhouse Cornus controversa seedlings emerging from the drought under the…

…wet days. Not quite what we originally planned a few years ago but a great leap forward none the less. All disabled/wheelchair friendly we hope with a staff sink for…

…leap out of a smaller garden into a woodland context. For what it is worth I do not think you will find a better deutzia despite all the recent new…

…for a display of their national collection of astilbe. Wonderful! A great leap forward for a garden usually famous only for its camellias and woody plant collection. A credit to…

…have to suffice but a meeting with all the participants is needed to agree how we sort this all out next week. It could be a lengthy but gigantic leap…

…work. slip rails The Magnolia sprengeri ‘Diva’ seedling in Tin Garden which we pollarded in February has made a bold leap to recovery and is still holding green leaves on…

…Ilex lalifolia Ilex lalifolia Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’ with more berries than ever this year. The berries are yellow but will eventually turn salmon-pink. After 30 years this is now quite…

…becomes deciduous. Magnolia decidua Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’ with its salmon pink ripe fruits. Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’ Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’ The last slightly frosted flowers on Camellia taliensis. Camellia taliensis In…

…properly beside the Rockery. Azalea indica ‘Macrantha Pink’ Azalea indica ‘Macrantha Pink’ Azalea indica ‘Balsaminaeflorum’ (Azalea rosiflora) (Rhododendron indicum ‘Balsaminaeflorum) is nearly over but its double salmon pink/red flowers are…

…salmon-pink berries on the rare Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’. Cotoneaster frigidus ‘Inchmery’ Still a few leaves on Magnolia decidua (formerly Manglietia decidua). Perhaps it will finally flower this year? Magnolia decidua…