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Callistemon Macarthur
A semi dwarf Bottle Brush with vivid red flowers from mid to late spring that cover the shrub. Deep emerald spiky foliage that adds another dimension to any landscape. Position in full sun to part shade. Drought tolerant once established will also grow …
$15.98
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 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
Camellia Gwenneth Morey.
A compact, bushy, upright evergreen shrub. Anenome form with white petals and deep cream stamens. Prefers a sheltered spot, sunny or shade. Grows to about 2m in height. No minimum number required. If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to co …
$16.00
Camellia High Fragrance
Camellia High Fragrance is a japonica, flowering mid-late season. Medium-sized producing informal,double pale-pink flowers with darker shading at edges. Very fragrant. Strong upright growth. Free flowering, and suitable for container growing. …
$25.00
Camellia Kate Sheppard
Camellia Kate Sheppard is an early spring flowering white camellia, released to celebrate the 100 year anniversary of women gaining the vote in NZ. Best planted with some shade and watering during dry, hot spells. Grows to 2m in height and 2m in width. …
$17.00
Camellia Lily Pons
Winter is brightened by the white single to double flowers that bloom against glossy dark green leaves. This camellia has an upright, open form and is suitable for general garden borders, specimen, or large containers. Position in semi-shade in moist …
$29.67
Camellia Mansize
One of our favourite Camellias. With stunning, pure white, anemone flowers in spring that contrast superbly with its dark green foliage it has a good upright growth habit. Likes a spot in the semi-shade.
The image is of our 3.3L grade …
$15.00
Camellia Mine-No-Yuki
Deep glossy green leaves provide the perfect backdrop for the masses of snow-white, double blooms which produce a breath taking display each year. Often know as Camellia White Doves or Snow on the Ridge this camellia, with its arching branches, is a fa …
$29.67
Camellia Moshio
Camellia Moshio is a japonica. Flowering in mid-season, its flowers are medium, bright-red and semi-double. With its upright growth it is a very nice specimen for tubs or containers. …
$25.00
Camellia Otome Sazanka
Camellia Otome Sazanka is a sasanqua, flowering early-mid season. A slow, compact growing plant with small, pink, informal, double flowers over a long period. Nice glossy foliage. Sun hardy. …
$25.00
Camellia Paradise Helen
Camellia Paradise Helen is part of the sasanqua family. An elegant, free-flowering variety producing masses of brilliant pink buds, which open to dazzling white, double blooms. Quick growing, it is ideal for hedging, topiary, containers or as a garden spe …
$16.00
Camellia Paradise Petite
A delightful little camellia in the sansanqua family, with double, scented blooms in softest baby-pink. The foliage is dark green and dainty. A useful camellia for using as a low hedge or as a container specimen. Happiest in semi-shade or morning su …
$17.00
Camellia Plantation Pink
Camellia Plantation Pink is a sasanqua variety with a vigorous, upright habit. This evergreen camellia is valued for luxuriant, rich green foliage and pink, single, scented flowers with golden stamens. Good hedging variety, flowering over a len …
$17.00
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