…a vigorous upright tree. Litsea aff. polycarpa Secondary flowers on Magnolia salicifolia. Magnolia salicifolia Lindera triloba – difficult to confuse this with any other species! Lindera triloba Lindera tonkinensis (FMWJ…

…and lost it. Picconia excelsa is a mature evergreen tree which you could easily mistake as a Laurus nobilis. Picconia excelsa Picconia excelsa Picconia excelsa Asimina triloba in full flower….

…‘Omoinoyama’ Prunus incisa ‘Omoinoyama’ Lindera triloba just in flower. Lindera triloba Rhododendron ‘Princess Anne’ (lanceanum x keiskei) Rhododendron ‘Princess Anne’ Rhododendron ‘Princess Anne’ Lysichiton camschaticum Lysichiton camschaticum Sorbaria sorbifolia ‘Sem’…

…at 4.30 yesterday before it fell. A huge fir branch A huge fir branch Lindera triloba seems not to open up properly in flower. Flowers before the leaves. Lindera triloba…

…members to look at:- Lindera triloba has tiny flowers but grows into a sturdy upright multi-stemmed shrub. The autumn colour is better than the flowers. Lindera triloba Lindera sericea is…

…confused with Lindera triloba but they have rather different habits here. Lindera obtusiloba is already a small tree here although only planted in 1991. We are quietly accumulating quite a…

…halleana (stellata) open, all Caerhays, Irving, Tenby etc since long, Rho argenteum and ciliatum are both good. R praecox has opened heaths very nice. Prunus triloba good, one Cam reticulata….

…quite out, all G Spur, H Irving, much Maximus, many incomps, Caerhays are good, Dauntlep open, many Camellias out. 1903 – JCW Picked the first Halleana (stellata), Prunus triloba shows…

…has very few buds this year. Styrax japonicus ‘Sohuksan’ Styrax japonicus ‘Sohuksan’ Pterostyrax psilophyllus var. leveillei with its trilobed leaves. We used to be allowed to call it triloba. A…

…triloba 648 excellent. 1994 – FJW 6 House martins seen. 1941 – CW Very bad south east gale, counted over 90 flowers off Mag sargentiana. 1929 – JCW Corylopsis very…