…one point, Q. myrsinifolia is nearly glabrous. If you can send a close up photo of the leaf underside I may be able to tell, these species have been confused…

…This is Grevillea rosmarinifolia ‘Jean O’Neil’ Prunus ‘Chocolate Ice’ with its contrasting bronzy new growth by the cash point. Prunus ‘Chocolate Ice’ The first flower out incredibly early on Magnolia…

…have sold already. Rosemarinus officinalis ‘Pointe du Raz’ making an impressive display. Rosemarinus officinalis ‘Pointe du Raz’ Rhododendron ‘Taurus’ just out. Rhododendron ‘Taurus’ Magnolia ‘Golden Sun’ in the magnolia tunnel….

…gales finally abated to give us a rare glimpse of the sun. The electric charging points ready to go in the Porthluney car park. electric charging points Rhododendron spiciferum (I…

…the garden. The plant has been grown in too much shad and has, at some point years ago, flopped over on its side so it is now rather more of…

…veins are 10-11 on a developed leaf as advertised. However, the leaf apexes on our specimens do not have the pointed acuminate acumen ( i.e., at the end of the…

…and Helleborus ‘Winter Bells’ look good together. Helleborus Rhododendron ‘Ostara’ Rhododendron ‘Ostara’ Camellia ‘Tricolor’ and Helleborus ‘Anne’s Red’ in the cash point. Camellia ‘Tricolor’ A bit of the top of…

…Prunus x incam ‘Shosar’ Rhododendron cilpinense is just showing colour by the cash point and will probably pop open on the day that the gardens formally do. Rhododendron cilpinense 2017…

…ride now swept of leaves and looking smart. Main ride 2016 – CHW Hydrangea ‘Geoffrey Chadbund’ by the cash point still has one untouched flower at the very top and…

…staff but they have not shut of course. The ‘locals’ are unamused but I suppose that the club have a financial point with ‘freedom’ (of sorts) only a week away.Conversely…