Debutante
Description coming soon
Mine-No-Yuki
Also known as ‘Snow on The Mountain’ and ‘White Dove’ – Mine-No-Yuki is a bushy camellia with pendulous branches, and Heavy bud set. The small to medium, semi-double to loose peony blooms have a notched, feathery petal, and will bloom early fall. Mine-no-yuki makes an excellent contianer specimen in warmer climates.
Pink Icicle
Pink Icicle is one of many excellent introductions from Dr. William Ackerman. It has an upright habit with a large semi-double to peony flower blooming mid to late season and Is hardy to zone 6. Pink Icicle with its narrow leaves can take the sun and will help add a colorful screen to the landscape or make a perfect specimen.
Pink Serenade
Pink Serenade makes a very colorful hedge due to its vigorous growth habit, profuse pink flowers, and burgundy new growth
Sea Foam
Sea Foam Is a vigorous upright growing camellia with large, white, formal double flowers appearing late in the season. The beautiful, almost perfect, white flowers and dark green leaves make for a very colorful hedge or Specimen plant.
Shishigashira
Shishigashira translated means “Lion Head”. It features a low, compact, spreading habit with a long blooming period extending from early season to mid-season. Shishigashira is one of our most popular camellias because it is a low growing evergreen that packs a big punch!! It can be used as a low hedge or mass planting in full sun or light shade.
Victory White
Victory white is a vigorous open upright grower with perfuse white semi-double to loose peony blooms. This dark green Camellia makes an excellent hedge and is cold hardy to zone 6B
Winter’s Snowman
Winter’s Snowman Is a vigorous upright grower with semi-glossy, dark green foliage. The floriferous pink buds open in the autumn to show off the lightly cupped white anemone flowers. A favorite of ours, this plant gives you two shows of color each year and is cold hardy to -10.
Yuletide
Yuletide is a great as a small hedge due to its compact, upright habit. It is one of our favorite Camellias because the bloom coincides with the Christmas season. The glowing red bloom with bight yellow stamen appear in great profusion over a long period, often into spring.