Camellia hiemalis 'Shishi-Gashira'
Theaceae
Evergreen, Shrubs
CAMELLIANative to eastern and southern Asia. There are over 3,000 named kinds, and the range in color, size, and form is remarkable. The genus includes the plant from which we get tea, but most garden plants are robust shrubs that flower in winter or spring.
Camellia hiemalis
Includes a number of varieties formerly listed as sasanquas but differing in their later, longer bloom and heavier-textured flowers.
'Shishi-Gashira'One of the most useful and ornamental shrubs. Low growing (3 ft. high and 6 ft. wide),with arching branches that in time pile up tier on tier to make a compact, dark green, glossy-leafed plant. Leaves rather small for camellia, giving medium-fine foliage texture. Flowers rose red, semidouble to double, 2–2 1/2 in.wide, heavily borne over a long season—fall through winter in a good year. Full sun or shade.
Camellia japonica 'Debutante'
Early to midseason. Medium-large, light pink peony-form flowers. Profuse bloomer. Vigorous upright gro...
Camellia japonica 'Elegans Splendor'
Early to midseason. Anemone-form flowers sport white-margined pale pink petals with fringed ...
Ligustrum hybrid 'Suwannee River'
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