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Camellia Curly Lady
Camellia Curly Lady is a large, evergreen shrub with dark glossy, slightly twisted green leaves. It produces large buds in winter which open up into large rose-pink flowers in early spring, giving a spectacular show. The main feature of this be …
$20.00
Camellia Early Pearly
Erect-growing, bushy shrub, producing small, formal, double flower early in spring. Hardy. Prefers sheltered site with good soil, though will tolerate dry conditions. …
$17.00
Camellia Fairy Blush
This delightful evergreen shrub produces a mass of lightly-scented, dainty light-pink blooms opening from red buds.Green foliage with red stems. …
$25.00
Camellia Jurys Yellow
A large, attractive shrub with a upright growing habit. Magnificent flowers in spring. Very hardy and thrives in good, loamy soil but don't allow it to get too dry. Prefers a semi shaded spot. Very cold hardy. No minimum number required. If you h …
$16.00
Camellia Les Jury
Camellia Les Jury is a japonica hybrid with very large, deep-red, informal to formal double flowers. Strong upright growing habit. …
$17.00
Camellia Mark Allen
Camellia Mark Allen, is an evergreen shrub. This shrub creates a great hedge with its vibrant, wine- red flowers which appear during winter. This shrub will give you privacy screening or a beautiful hedging. Prefers semi-shade, moist, rich, well-drained s …
$168.00
Camellia Nicky Crisp
Beautiful, semi-double, pale lavender-pink flowers, blooming from late autumn until mid spring. This camellia was bred in New Zealand by Mrs Durrant making it a must for any camellia lover. It is a compact grower, which makes it suitable for large po …
$16.50
Camellia Setsugekka
Camellia Setsugekka is one of the most popular camellias for hedging, with an abundance of large white flowers appearing on the plant from early autumn to early winter. Establishes quickly. To achieve a tight hedge plant them between 80cm and 1m apar …
$16.00
Camellia Spring Festival
Camellia Spring Festival is an erect,narrow shrub with small mid-green leaves. Through the spring the bush is covered with semi-double, rose form flowers of soft pink. Lovely as a standard or hedge, as it clips well. Hardy. Prefers a sheltered site …
$17.00
Camellia Takanini
Japonica hybrid. Very early to late season. Glowing dark red, medium, anemone form. Very long flowering. Strong bushy grower. 2.5m x 2m. …
$17.00
Camellia Yuletide
Single, brilliant, fiery-red blooms, centred with bright yellow stamens, make this a beautiful addition to the garden for winter. An excellent choice for a colourful hedge or screen. Grows to about 2m in height. …
$15.50
Camellia Anticipation
Anticipation is a free-flowering camellia with large, peony-form, deep-rose flowers in the spring. A strong grower. Best with good soil and watering during dry spells. Grows to a height of 2m. …
$25.00
Camellia Bob Hope
Camellia Bob Hope is an award-winning japonica hybrid that forms a large shrub with big, showy, deep-red semi-double blooms with bright yellow stamens in spring. Lustrous dark green foliage . Grows to a height of 3m. …
$25.00
Camellia Brushfield's Yellow
Although the name suggests that this camellia should have a yellow flower it surprisingly hasn't! However it does not disappoint. White outer petals open to show a pale-yellow centre in winter. Dark glossy green leaves thoughout the rest of t …
$29.67
Camellia Cinnamon Cindy
Camellia Cinnamon Cindy is a delightful plant with very pretty white flowerswhich have pink tinges on petal edges and backs, and having the added bonus of a lovely fragrance. A compact and upright grower, which makes for the perfect hedge. A very attracti …
$17.00
Camellia Debutante
Camellia Debutante is an upright, rounded shrub.great for hedge or privacy screen. This camellia is a light-pink, large, peony-styled flower that looks great against its dark-green foliage. This plant prefers semi-shade with moist, rich, well-d …
$168.00
Camellia Dolly Dyer
A hardy, dense shrub, suited to many uses. Considered slow growing, it will eventually fill out to be a wonderful filler or hedge, providing colour in those dull winter months. Medium sized, anenome style, red flowers. 2.5m x 2m …
$25.00
Camellia Festival of Lights
Camellia Festival of Lights is a hybrid. 'Festival of Lights' was bred in NZ and has an upright growth habit with dainty glossy green foliage. The 'lights' are miniature, single, pastel-pink blooms adorning the shrub in winter-spring. Happ …
$25.00
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