…Blaze’ Tilia cordata ‘Winter Orange’ below White Styles below White Styles All now planted and wired up with deer and rabbit protection. wired up This should one day make a…

…government/ local authority officials ‘inundated with work’ but, in reality, working from home when they feel like it (seldom!) Yet another public “service” which is not functioning at all (despite…

…gales.Picea breweriana making great headway by the stables. A slow and awkward tree to get going which needs careful staking initially. A variable plant if grown from seed but this…

…calycosa ‘Dali’ Deutzia calycosa ‘Dali’ Ash trees by Tin Garden not looking well. Ash dieback disease is starting here. Ash trees Eucalyptus crenulata out in flower. Eucalyptus crenulata Azalea ‘Rosebud’…

…the locals so batten down the hatches on social media. No overnight parking will now mean you get fined rather than a bollocking or being moved on.No need to lock…

…either way. This ridiculous lockdown must end soon! Bankruptcy looms on a multitude of fronts and Brexit will soon be widely blamed too for making the economy worse. What a…

…Cream’ Michelia ‘Fairy White’ – just a very few tail end flowers. Michelia ‘Fairy White’ The full extent of the area for new planting in Old Park is now revealed….

…‘Winton’ is a light pink and ‘Cornish Snow’ a pure white. I prefer the white! Alongside ‘Winton’, quite literally, and totally unknown previously to me, is what I assume from…

…magnolia ‘Caerhays Splendour’ The sad remains of the flowers of Hydrangea ‘Ayesha’. Shrivelled and rejected. Hydrangea ‘Ayesha’ Strangely the 20 autumn planted Matsumae cherries below White Styles are all fine…

…Caerhays (white) and Burncoose (pink) plants are clearly not the true species with huge white egg shaped flowers. Tom’s original plant is in his greenhouses. Camellia granthamiana Camellia granthamiana Lithocarpus…