McGaughs

Camellia - winter flowering

Delicate flowers in the depths of winter, when the ground is frosted and the air bites. They are not usually borne freely, and each flower is like a jewel^. They come in white and soft pink shades, but there are also forthright red forms: 'Sparkling Burgundy' and 'Black Lace' for example. These are the Camellia sasangua forms but Camellia hiemalis and the tea oil camellia - Camellia oleifera - may also be seen. These winter-flowering plants should be treasured!

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