Oriental Colour. Brian Skeys Gardening, Our Garden@19, Photography April 7, 2018 1 Minute Cherry Tree (Unknown) Camellias ‘Ruby Wedding’ & ‘Donation’ with Magnolia ‘Stella’ Chaenomeles japonica with Phyllostachys nigra. Chaenomeles japonica. Time for Tea. Share this: Click to email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Click to print (Opens in new window) Print Tweet Click to share on Threads (Opens in new window) Threads Like Loading... Published April 7, 2018
Oh dear, that is a great pity, there are so many beautiful ones to choose from. LikeLiked by 1 person Reply
That flowering quince looks like the old classic that survives even after the rest of the garden, and even the home, gets demolished. They are rad. LikeLike Reply
Those are the best. My colleague tried to grow them years ago, and brought in a few modern cultivars. They flopped on two levels. The modern cultivars were duds compared to the old classics; and there is no market for flowering quince here. LikeLiked by 1 person
Love the cherry tree blossom and the quince flowers maybe spring is finally arriving after so many grey wet days. Sarah x LikeLike Reply
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A beautiful combination! Amelia
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Thank you Amelia.
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Pretty cherry blossoms. Wish I could grow one, but fireblight licks anything I plant.
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Oh dear, that is a great pity, there are so many beautiful ones to choose from.
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That flowering quince looks like the old classic that survives even after the rest of the garden, and even the home, gets demolished. They are rad.
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They are Tony, this one was here before us and it has survived!
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Those are the best. My colleague tried to grow them years ago, and brought in a few modern cultivars. They flopped on two levels. The modern cultivars were duds compared to the old classics; and there is no market for flowering quince here.
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Love the cherry tree blossom and the quince flowers maybe spring is finally arriving after so many grey wet days. Sarah x
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I hope so Sarah, there is much to do in the garden.
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Spring has certainly arrived in your Japanese garden. What a delight.
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Thank you Chloris.
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Isn’t in uplifting after all the gloom?
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Yes Sue, long may it continue.
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Very nice! Enjoyed the inclusion of tea.
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