Try Camellia Forest. I've never bought from them, but they list a few different types of tea camellias and seem to have a pretty good reputatation (see Dave's Garden Watchdog on them).

Here is a link that might be useful: Camellia Forest

Try www.heronswood.com . They show three plants with two in stock.

I have two bushes of tea plants, one green and one reddish. They have seed pods now. If you can remind me in Nov. I will mail you a few seeds. The price is nothing.

Hi, hellokindworld,
what is the "tibetan goji berry"? Can you show a picture or do you know the botanical name from it? I would be interested if you have some seeds.
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i have alot of pictures but i dont know how i would go about to putting them on here. and longriver i would love some seeds, some reddish ones? they sound nice. ill remind you in nov. do you have an eamil address? and thanks longriver ive been looking everywhere for seeds. thanks

Here are the seed pods, still growing on green tea plant.
Basically I am trying to post a picture on this web.

Here is a link that might be useful: {{gwi:511477}}

Here are the seeds that will be mailed to you as a gift.

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This is reddish C.sinensis. I am trying to post a picture also.

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You can go to http://bazaar.gardenweb.com/directory/ Type in Tea plants or camellias. You might find something there.

I am living in Atlanta, GA. z7. Will the Tea plant Camellia Senensis grow well out door?

LongRiver, Do you still have some seeds of Tea Plant? Could you send me some? Thanks