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RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2016

Silver-Gilt Medal Winner

Tidbits

First fruit I’ve had off a Holboellia vine. You need a separate male and female plant to produce fruit. Edible too but didn’t try it as we thought the clients might be wanting it for dinner.

Today in the garden. I grew this grass (evergreen Miscanthus transmorrisonensis) from seed collected high up on Taiwan’s second mountain, Xue-Shan, and it’s excellent. Like a Pampas that’s been on a diet and learned to dance.

Fan-trained apples start the planting at this artist’s studio barn conversion (barn owls still in attendance).

Last of the runner beans. Can I get wallpaper like this?

Maximilian and the Beech

The dangly UFOs 🛸 of Euonymus cornutus quinquecornutus doing their autumnal dance. Second photo with Dichroa, Azara, Deschampsia and Gladiolus murielae fka Acidanthera.

What colour should we do the new render?

Bigleaf Magnolia (with a Maximilian for scale) in my woods today. There are lots of interesting Magnolias, I just hate M. grandiflora (awkward fake-plant habit, jumped-up Laurel) and M. soulangeana (muddy pink getting muddier as petals rot). #magnoliamacrophylla

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