The Magnolias are out now in the Caerhays Castle Gardens so please come and look at these spectacular Asiatic plants which arrived in Cornwall about 100-120 years ago NOW. Garden opening 2024Watch this video on...
Charles in the garden with a taste of what can be seen if you come to gardens w/b 12 Feb 2024. It’s an early season and there are lots of flowers to see already. Gardens open from Monday 12th February 2024Watch this video on...
We were out last weekend on the drive, test walking our new lightweight hand-held video kit, and also checking on the Camellias flowering ready for reopening of the gardens on the 12th February next week. As you will see they are all looking lovely and lots of buds...
Charles in the gardens at Caerhays this weekend showing us some of the stunning autumn colours now out, before the westerly gales blow all the leaves from the trees, leaving them bare for winter. Amazing autumn colours in November at CaerhaysWatch this video on...
Now into September in the garden at Caerhays and two Magnolias are showing secondary flowers. 0:00 – ‘Yakeo’ (M. ‘Anne Rosse x M. liliiflora) 1:25 – ‘Black Tulip’ (M. ‘Vulcan’ x M. ‘Iolanthe’) Secondary Flowering in Magnolias Part 2Watch this...
THis is the second part of the video spotlight on Hoheria flowering at Caerhays, these are later flowering than those in part 1. 0:00 – H. sexstylosa ‘Crataegifolia’ 1:22 – H. sexstylosa Hoheria species at Caerhays Part 2aWatch this video on YouTube ...
Charles in the garden here at Caerhays, with a spotlight on 5 Magnolias which are currently having a second show of flowers. This is due to the parentage of the plants, all explained in the video. 0:00 – Introduction, background into why & M....
Charles in the garden in August underneath the amazing flowering Eucryphia x nymansensis ‘Nymansay’ at Caerhays. There are so many flowers the branches are weighed down with blooms. Eucryphia x nymansensis ‘Nymansay’Watch this video on YouTube...
End of July once again, and Charles still in the gardens at Caerhays looking at Catalpa this time. 0:00 – Catalpa bignonioides 3:30 – C. x erubescens 5:17 – C. x erubescens ‘Purpurea’ 6:28 – C. speciosa ‘Pulverulenta’ 8:17 –...
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