Redlands Show Cleveland Sunday 23rd March 2025

[melbrackstone]

Most of the trees from the show.

IMG_2643C.gracilis.jpg

IMG_2644O.sylvestris.jpg

IMG_2645LittleRuby-F.microcarpa.jpg

IMG_2646Shohin.jpg

IMG_2647ficus.jpg

IMG_2648V.heterophyllum.jpg

IMG_2649P.thunbergii.jpg

IMG_2650L.laevigatum.jpg

IMG_2651F.microcarpa.jpg

IMG_2652F.deltoidea.jpg

IMG_2654J.chinensis.jpg

IMG_2655W.fruticosa.jpg

IMG_2656U.parvifolia.jpg

IMG_2657P.thunbergii.jpg

IMG_2658B.glabra-varigated.jpg

IMG_2659L.laeviagatm.jpg

IMG_2660F.virens.jpg

IMG_2661U.parvifolia.jpg

IMG_2662C.haematocephala.jpg

IMG_2642shohin.jpg

[melbrackstone]

IMG_2621F.microcarpa.jpg

IMG_2622M.linariifolia.jpg

IMG_2623B.sempervirens.jpg

IMG_2624T.occidentalis.jpg

IMG_2625V.heterophyllum.jpg

IMG_2626Syzygium sp.jpg

IMG_2627P.afra.jpg

IMG_2632G.biloba.jpg

IMG_2634F.benjamina.jpg

IMG_2635E.cladocalx nana.jpg

IMG_2636C.camphora.jpg

IMG_2637G.occidentalis.jpg

IMG_2638F.salicaria.jpg

IMG_2639S.brachypetasia.jpg

IMG_2640B.glabra.jpg

IMG_2641B.virgata dwarf.jpg

[melbrackstone]

IMG_2600F.microcarpa.jpg

IMG_2602F.salicaria.jpg

IMG_2603F.benjamina.jpg

IMG_2604F.microcarpa.jpg

IMG_2605A.philppensis.jpg

IMG_2606M.linariifolia.jpg

IMG_2607A.obesum.jpg

IMG_2608M.leumannii.jpg

IMG_2609F.benjamina.jpg

IMG_2610A.buergerianum.jpg

IMG_2611P.quinquefolia.jpg

IMG_2612A.palmatum.jpg

IMG_2613J.squamata.jpg

IMG_2614F.microcarpa-greenisland.jpg

IMG_2615L.petersonii.jpg

IMG_2616M.bracteata.jpg

IMG_2617L.polygalifolium.jpg

IMG_2618M.tamarascina.jpg

IMG_2619F.salicaria.jpg

IMG_2620M.linariifolia.jpg

[melbrackstone]

IMG_2592M-Irbyana.jpg

IMG_2593F.salicaria.jpg

IMG_2594R.indicum.jpg

IMG_2595P.afra-varigated.jpg

IMG_2596J.squamata.jpg

IMG_2597C.sinensis.jpg

IMG_2598B.glabra.jpg

[GavinG]

Thanks for all your work Mel, it's always good to see what folk are up to!

Gavin

[melbrackstone]

Thanks Gavin, I'm happy to say that I can see a huge improvement on display overall, with better quality in the trees, nearly every tree on a stand, and the majority with an accent of some sort. Redlands overall doesn't follow the Japanese aesthetic by any means, but we do like to present the exhibition to the public as an example of good horticultural specimens, and interesting and even exciting stories behind the trees. The spread of species is also very gratifying!

[shibui]

The spread of species is also very gratifying!

My thoughts too.
I'm also impressed with the relatively high proportion of natives in your exhibition.

[melbrackstone]

Thanks Neil, with Steve Cullum an integral part of the club there has been quite the move to Native species. He keeps finding new ones!

[boom64]

Hi Mel ,great display of some very interesting trees. Cheers John.

[melbrackstone]

Cheers John.

Reckon you can pick my wacko trees?

hehe

IMG_2618Melaleuca.tamarascina.jpg

IMG_2656Umus.parvifolia.jpg

[boom64]

No way are they wacko Mel. Definitely can see the start of a nice Dragon in the Elm and the mel has lovely movement. John

[melbrackstone]

Cheers John, they're getting there! (I was inspired by your Chinese Elm dragons!)