Plant Catalogue

Camellia

Species:

Camellia Mary Christian

Variety:

A medium sized evergreen shrub bearing a mass of small bright pink single flowers in the Spring. Relatively hardy. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Mathotiana Alba

Variety:

A distinguished veteran of the camellia world, raised in Ghent before 1850, notable for its neat formal white double flowers in the Spring. Vigorous, upright to 3 m tall, but amenable to pruning, Camellias prefer some shelter, light shade and a neutral to acid soil with adequate drainage.

Species:

Camellia Nagasaki

Variety:

A very pretty evergreen Shrub with rose pink double flowers marbled white in Spring. Prefers a north/west facing site. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Reticulata Salutation

Variety:

A distinctive hybrid between C. saluensis and C. reticulata, raised in East Sussex, the large semi-double pale pink flowers provide a fine contrast to the bronze tinted leaves in the Spring. Prefers a north or west facing site and a neutral to acid soil. The open lax habit make it a fine wall shrub.

Species:

Camellia Sasanqua Hugh Evans (2)

Variety:

Persistent fragrant pink flowers with a yellow centre decorate this evergreen shrub in the winter. Needs some shelter. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Sasanqua Narumigata

Variety:

Long lasting fragrant white shaded pink flowers cover this evergreen shrub in late winter. Needs a sheltered site. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Sasanqua Rainbow (2)

Variety:

Long lasting scented white edged red flowers decorate this evergreen shrub in the winter. Needs some shelter. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Satan'S Robe

Variety:

A delightful spring time shrub bearing large semi-double red flowers with a gold eye in the Spring. Vigorous upright habit but may benefit from pruning. Raised in California in mid 1960*&s. Prefers some shelter, light shade and a neutral to acid soil with adequate drainage.

Species:

Camellia Southern Charm

Variety:

Very large semi-double to anemone form, cream white flowers. Upright growth. Prefers North or West facing site. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Sunset Glory

Variety:

Very large coral pink flowers decorate this open spreading evergreen Camellia in the Spring which was raised in California in 1951. 1.5 m x 1.5 m. Camellias prefer some shelter, light shade and a neutral to acid soil with adequate drainage.

Species:

Camellia Waltz Time

Variety:

Very large lilac-pink, semi-double flowers. Vigorous bushy plant, prefers North or West facing site. PP UK/EW 12853

Species:

Camellia Water Lily

Variety:

Formal double rose coloured flowers. Upright and compact, with dark green leaves. Prefers a North or West facing site.PP UK/EW 12853