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Spring Festival Syn. Chunjie (China). Camellia Hybride. Pink to salmon-pink, becoming lighter to the center with some crem yellow stamens. The foliage harmonizes very well with the plant. The dark green glossy leaves little to emphasize the graceful structure of this variety. Even for hedges and pyramids or strain suitable. An eye-catcher is her bronze-sprouting. Jewel for any garden. More...

Black Lace
Camellia reticulata-hybrid. Dark red. The flowers vary from rose form to formal double, beautiful imbricated, each of the 130 dark red petals has a fine picotee edge with a darker shade, which really does look black in some light-conditions. The late blossom (outdoors never before march) gives her the protection against late frost. Well suitably for a nice decor pot. The plant is compact and bushy. The leaves are dark green. More...

Desirè Camellia japonica. The petals are pale pink, edged deeper pink at the points. Long lasting single flower time. More...

Jury's Yellow Camellia williamsii-Hybride. Ranks among the yellow-flowering sorts. White outside petals surround a remarkable yellow center by small petals. Beautiful compact upright stature. By its rich flowering it is at each place an eye-catcher. More...

Debbie Syn. New Zealand Champ, Daibi (China). Camellia williamsii. Bright pink flower. An untiring flowering variety. Blossoms defy the weather. One of the most beautiful hybrids ever bred. For the garden and a beautiful decorative pot very well suitable. When the blossoms fall off, they form a beautiful carpet. More...

Colettii Camellia japonica. The bloom is medium irregular peony form, deep red splashed with white, or vice versa. The color varies greatly, often depending on the temperature. Both for the garden as well as a beautiful vessel suitable. Good sun tolerance. The white spots are viral, wherein the amount of white varies considerably. More...

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