- Camellia japonica
October, 1999 Camellia japonica1 Edward F.Gilman2 Introduction Japanese Camellia is best known for its lovely white, red, pink, or variegated flowers, two to five inches across, blooming from fall to spring in warmer areas and in early spring in cooler.
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Lu Shan Snow the Forgotten Camellia F number 162475 traveled from China to make their American debut at the U.S.National Arboretum in Washington, D.C. simple, white flowers and weren t as exciting as their showy, colorful cousins, Camellias sasanquas.
- HOME & GARDEN INFORMATION CENTER
In South Carolina the primary camellias used include cultivars of Japanese camellia (Camellia japonica), Sasanqua camellia (C. sasanqua), and many hybrids using two other species extensively (C. reticulata and C. salvenensis).
- MF1034b Part B of Specialty Cut Flowers: a Commercial Grower's
For the grower, the wholesale broker and the florist, it is the stage when the flower will hold up in the marketing chain the Table 2 lists the optimal stage of development for harvesting a wide range of specialty cut flowers for the direct market.
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