…rather cheaper than the £600 originally quoted which seems a little excessive for a bit of granite delivered by us. granite boulder from Penryn Granite granite boulder from Penryn Granite…

…collection is impossible. The business delivers all orders itself with all the costs of that. Hard manual field work and little profit I fear from this interesting concept.The packing shed…

…a little deformed but the colour on the bells is clear enough. Very odd! unlabelled Enkianthus unlabelled Enkianthus unlabelled Enkianthus The old quince has dropped its leaves so that the…

…side of the path by George’s Hut and scenting it well. Magnolia (Michelia) ‘Touch of Pink’ Rhododendron ‘Beauty of Littleworth’ behind George’s Hut. Rhododendron ‘Beauty of Littleworth’ Rhododendron ‘Beauty of…

…williamsii ‘Caerhays’ beside the KPK offices was planted in circa 1990. Camellia x williamsii ‘Caerhays’ The very rare and little known Magnolia macclurei flowering again, albeit sparsely, on the drive….

…in flower. Amazing rare new introduction. Flowers a little like an Acer negundo. Our plants go out next week. Euptelia pleiosperma Euptelia pleiosperma Illicium simonsii – one of many at…

…Prunus laurocerasus ‘Marbled White’ as we know it is actually a Castlewallan sport and is now again recognised under that name. Very little reversion to be seen on the original…

…this time of year. Eucryphia lucida ‘Pink Cloud’ A little autumn colour remains on Rhus chinensis. Rhus chinensis Lindera erythrocarpa turning yellow. Other deciduous Lindera species have already shed their…

…whom we had lunch. article article In our absence Jaimie has seen slow worms on the move. slow worms And the first baby blackbird to fledge from its nest seen…

…little frost damage to the leaf edges. They will readily grow through this. Gunnera manicata This Quercus acuta was stripped by a falling pine tree and turned into a totem…