13th March
…larger ‘shows’ but these new hybrids will be more suitable for smaller gardens. 6. The sprengeris which are normally so early and often battered were superb. ‘Lanhydrock’, ‘Marwood Hill’, ‘Lamellyn’…
…larger ‘shows’ but these new hybrids will be more suitable for smaller gardens. 6. The sprengeris which are normally so early and often battered were superb. ‘Lanhydrock’, ‘Marwood Hill’, ‘Lamellyn’…
…[ALONGSIDE] Wisteria brachybotrys ‘Shiro-kapitan’ Acer shirasawanum ‘Moonrise’ Wisteria brachybotrys ‘Shiro-kapitan’ B. Smaller shrubs and herbaceous plants – several of these are entirely new to our 2022 mail order catalogue Cornus…
…which is clearly smaller growing. We have this name on two 20 year old plants which are near white. This is a newly registered name so confusion here. Magnolia ‘Olav…
…‘Venus’ And the larger sized Viburnum ‘Kilimanjaro Sunrise’ should be perfect for Chelsea. Viburnum ‘Kilimanjaro Sunrise’ Smaller herbaceous plants for Chelsea in full flower outside on a bed. Oddly coloured…
…the ‘true’ original ‘Lanarth’. The plant by the Lanarth front door which is (as you would expect) a much smaller tree was only just starting into flower and a bit…
…even with long handled pruners so I am forced to rely on windblown twigs as shown here. The leaves are inevitably smaller from 60ft+ up the tree than those from…
…quickly. Taller growing than some. Agastache ‘Blue Boa’ Agastache ‘Blue Boa’ 2016 – CHW What I think is Hebe carnea is flowering in the garden here with pink flowers fading…
…size is slightly smaller than the newer plants photographed a few days ago. There is certainly far less of a pink flash on the buds and on the petals especially…
…flowers blown out overnight on Magnolia zenii. Too high up to do justice to. Also planted in 2007 and now much taller than ‘49er’. Magnolia zenii Similarly a few flowers…
…one with tiny ones. The smaller flowers look like Hydrangea villosa at first but not when you examine the flower more closely. The blue and light blue anthers are quite…