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Can Anyone Identify This Camellia?

19 years ago

I'm happy to have found this forum. I've learned so much just reading the posts. I have one plant that did a very slow grow for the first five to seven years. Every year after that, it has really grown. After the first bloom one year, the next year had several. After that, it has always had many blooms. I've always wondered what the name is. I bought it at a discount store that had a manager who liked to order a variety of plants different from the ordinary.

I could swear the blooms were much redder at Christmas.

Here is a link that might be useful: Webshot Picture of My Camellia

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forrestal
19 years ago
Got2be... Can you re-post the picture? Can't seem to open it. Let's see what it looks like. ... Forrest
Got2btuf
Original Author
19 years ago
I'm sorry. It's been a couple of years since I posted a picture. Let me try again...

Here is a link that might be useful: Webshot Picture of My Camellia
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PeaBee4
19 years ago
That Web Site says that access to the album is blocked except to the owner. I can't get to it either.
Got2btuf
Original Author
19 years ago
I don't understand why it is blocked, I have it marked public. This got me busy tho, and I posted it on the gallery. For the first time, I included the picture in the message! Oh, I also switched to Photobucket and it was much more simple.

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