Many rare and unusual species of Rhododendron are now being propagated at Caerhays, so that they can be reintroduced to the Burncoose catalogue. This will take 3 years from germination of seed to final potting for sale. Rhododendron propagation from seedWatch this...
Charles in the garden this week looking at more unusual Styrax species and clonal varieties. 0:00 – intro & Styrax shiraianus 1:05 – Styrax formosanus var. formosanus 1:39 – Styrax japonicus ‘Emerald Pagoda’ 2:22 – Styrax...
Charles in the garden at Caerhays showing us 3 Deutzia’s which are currently in flower. Still time to see them before we close on Sunday 16th June Father’s Day. 0:00 – Deutzia longifolia (2 forms), 4:32 – Deutzia calycosa ‘Dali’...
The huge leaved Magnolia rostrata is now in flower, it has large single flowers throughout June. Magnolia rostrata in flowerWatch this video on YouTube ...
Charles in the gardens at Caerhays with an introduction into Rhododendron loderi, which are all amazingly scented and looking great at Caerhays now. 0:00 – Introduction 1:20 – Rhododendron loderi ‘Pink Diamond’ 1:57 – Rhododendron loderi ‘King...
Garden maintenance is always ongoing and these camellias have found a new home on the path to Old Park, after serving their purpose higher up in the garden as a windbreak for 20 odd years. Windbreak camellias and how to move themWatch this video on...
Charles in the garden this weekend at Caerhays with 4 lovely yellow magnolias to show. 0:00 – Magnolia ‘Lemon Star’ 1:08 – Magnolia ‘Tranquillity’ 1:44 – Magnolia ‘Banana Spilt’ 2:29 – Magnolia ‘Apricot Brandy’ Yellow magnolias are out at...
Brave the weather this weekend and come to the gardens at Caerhays, children can come in free during the Easter holidays. Free entry to the gardensfor Children over EasterWatch this video on...
Charles in the garden at the end of March looking at flowering Lindera, including background information on six featured species. Linderas in flower at CaerhaysWatch this video on YouTube 0:00 – Introduction 1:12 – Lindera angustifolia 2:18 – Lindera...
Charles in the gardens at Burncoose looking at Aucuba omeiensis, which is not classed as a shrub but a tree. This one is in flower, however being male with no females nearby it wil not produce bright red berries. Aucuba omeiensis in March at BurncooseWatch this video...
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