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Tue, Jun 15, 10 at 13:56
| three questions about:
http://www.usna.usda.gov/Newintro/camelli1.html 1) any one familiar with these
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| but doesn't anyone try the hardy ones a bit further north? Or is ite the wrong time of year for camellias growers? |
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| Dear kayskats, I think you'll find 'Snow Flurry' at Camellia Forest Nursery in Chapel Hill, NC. They have an excellent, secure Website. |
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| thanks so much ... I was so pleased to see that they have a number of the Ashton/Ackerman camellias. |
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| This nursery in New Jersey has about seven cold-hardy ones. I just bought one ('Winter's Snowman') to try in a protected location, though I doubt it will bloom even it survives winter here (coastal New Hampshire). But very nice plants...packed well and very quick shipping. I'm pretty certain the Enkianthus I also bought will do well. http://www.rarefindnursery.com/ |
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