Liquidambar styraciflua 'Worplesdon'
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20th November 2005
One of the best cultivars for autumn colour - my little tree doesn't really get enough sun to do well, but it has occasional moments
of reddish glory.
12th October 2008
7th November 2008
3rd February 2009
I spend the autumn waiting for the most fleeting glimpses of colour from the dying leaves and then I get this structured white bonus
in the winter.
6th November 2011
10th November 2013
I have been clearing trees to the south of it so that it gets some sun through the day and the autumn colour is
improving as a result.
8th November 2018
9th May 2020
A cultivar selected by the nursery of George Jackman and Son from Woking (more famous for their Clematis hybrids) in 1969 from a tree growing in Worplesdon (Surrey).