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Camellias
anniemdaffodils_2007

'short' camellias

anniemdaffodils_2007
17 years ago

I have been reading this forum with great interest. I am looking for camellias that do not grow past about four feet. I have some Shishi Gashiri, which are supposed to fit this criteria.

I am looking for complementary camellias - white and red bloomers, both sasquana and japonica, that also do not grow past about four feet or are very slow-growing and easy to keep low.

Also, I LOVE the picture of C. transnokoenis. Can anyone tell me the height and width that it normally attains?

thanks, Annie M Daffodils

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