Camellia x 'Winter's Joy' Web Specials

Camellia x 'Winter's Joy' Web SpecialsOften starting its blooming in October, and continuing through the winter, this cheery pink camellia is a wonderful addition to any garden. The leaves are shiny and attractive. 'Winter's Joy' will grow to 6 ft. tall and 4 ft. wide over time and hardy to 10 deg F. Bred by Dr. Ackerman using selections of C. oleifera and C. sasanqua or C. hiemalis. Unlike many of the C. japonica cultivars whose flowers hang on becoming unsightly mushy and brown, this

warm yellow-orange blossoms in April and May

or for a "skinny" hedge

a suede-like felting covers the undersides of each leaf

Interestingly this is the only azalea native to Europe

One of the most popular and well known grasses that is still deserving of that special spot in your garden

We love the two-lobed fan shaped leaves that are green all season

Huge 6" white flowers of thick substance with a yellow throat are fragrant

black colored leaves contrast very nicely with light colored leaves

Unusual and rare

Popular because of its small dark-green shiny leaves and light pink flowers

it makes quite an attractive plant over time

with the color deepening going to the center