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  • 15g Winter's Snowman Fall Blooming Camellia
  • 15g Winter's Snowman Fall Blooming Camellia
  • 15g Winter's Snowman Fall Blooming Camellia
 

15g Winter's Snowman Fall Blooming Camellia
Camellia x 'Winter's Snowman'

Retail:
$178.00

Grows 12' ht x 5' sp 


This winter-flowering, evergreen camellia has pink buds that open to white, semi-double flowers. Blooms hold fall through winter. Winter's Snowman can be used as a border, espalier, mass planting, privacy screen, or in a wooded garden.

Photo Credit: Doreen Wynja and Carolyn's Shade Garden

  • Showy Flower, Showy, Winter Interest, Colorful, Low Maintenance, Heavy Shade, Long Blooming, Evergreen,
  • Hardy in zones 6b - 9
  • Full Sun, Part Shade, Shade,
 

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10g Crimson Candles Camellia

Camellia x 'Crimson Candles'

Grows 12' ht x 8' sp

The small red single flowers are produced early in the season. New growth is a bronze color. This is a very vigorous and disease-resistant variety. The buds look like red candles. Blooms before spring azaleas. 

Photo Credit:  Virginia Camellia Society

15g Winter's Snowman AND Winter's Star Fall Blooming Camellia

Camellia x 'Winter Snowman'; Camellia x 'Winter Star'

Winter's Snowman - 4' - 12' ht. x 5' sp.;  Winter's Star 4' - 6' ht. x 5' - 7' sp.


Boy, do we have a temporary treat for you!  Through luck and chance, we have a very limited number of these blended Camellia sasanquas... A Winter's Snowman and Winter's Star, grown in the same pot.  Two beautiful plants that will intertwine and grow up together to offer stunning semi-double white and single violet-pink petals.  Both plants are long-lasting bloomers, with the Winter's Star blooming slightly earlier.  What a great combo!

Photo Credit: Doreen Wynja and Carolyn's Shade Garden

7g April Tryst Winter Hardy Camellia

Camellia x 'April Tryst'

Grows 5-8' ht and 4' sp

April Tryst Camellia is an evergreen shrub that produces glossy dark green leaves and red fragrant anemone flowers in spring. This Camellia thrives in part to full shade. This plant looks great when planted in groups, foundations, and even as a specimen. Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soil.

Photo Credit: The JC Raulston Arboretum