The eucryphia are in bloom!!
Our local library has a number of these large shrubs/small trees scattered throughout their landscaping. It is always a joy to see them in bloom as they do so very heavily, are lightly fragrant and are not the most common evergreen shrub/tree around either. Somewhat borderline for this zone but they seem to do very well in my area, as I see more and larger examples here than just about anywhere else in the region.
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PRO7 years agoThanks for reviving the Eucryphia topic.
One of my E. intermedia "Rostrevor". Shadow-measured at 37 feet a few years ago, not much taller in 2019. Above picture begins about 8 feet up from ground. Prior to peak bloom.
Same tree from the south at peak bloom, about 12 feet above ground and up. Has reliably bloomed for 20+ years but this is the first year of even, profuse bloom for this tree.
Petal drop. Tree is in SE Portland, planted 1993. Oddly, this is the first year my E. lucida 'Pink Cloud' has zero blossoms. My nearby E. hybrida (Lucida x Milliganii) is blooming also.
gardengal48 (PNW Z8/9) thanked User- 7 years ago
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- PRO7 years agolast modified: 7 years ago
floral_uk z.8/9 SW UK