…fortnight after the very similar Rhododendron crassum. Slightly smaller flowers and twisted branches differentiate it. Rhododendron polyandrum 2020 – CHW The news from Porthluney beach and café, as well as…

…bad for a supposed dwarf grower. Plentiful but pale flowers. Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Wallaby’ Enkianthus campanulatus ‘Wallaby’ Rhododendron polyandrum a little later into flower than Rh. crassum which is very similar….

…rhododendron (Rhododendron keysii or Rhododendron lutescens perhaps) could begin to match this. 1981 – FJW New Crassum x John hybrid shows promise. 1897 – JCW Ponticums and Laburnums at their…

…to Rh. excellens which we saw the other day. Rhododendron nuttallii Rhododendron polyandrum still has decent flowers, as here, but the very similar Rh. crassum is just over. Rhododendron polyandrum…

…looks like Rhododendron crassum is the parentage. FJW rhodo hybrids FJW rhodo hybrids FJW rhodo hybrids FJW rhodo hybrids FJW rhodo hybrids FJW rhodo hybrids 2017 – CHW I discover…

…had been lost too here are two colours. An absolute must to propagate. Perhaps they too have crassum in them rather than cinnabarinum? Need to check planting records. Superb nonetheless….

…– FJW Hunt (Kew) here – Styrax fargesii in full flower for FIRST time. 1920 – JCW The Maddeni Crassum lot are very good now . Styrax hemsleyana also and…