It is common for this very nice plant to vary its color from pale white to "creamy white" to light pink-ish. This is a function of many factors including weather, soil, etc. Camellia Forest Nursery in NC used to sell it a few years ago so, contact them if anyone if interested in adding this nice camellia to your garden. It sounds like yours do well with little care! Do you have any pictures?

Dear luis pr,
I bought our 'September Morn' camellias from Cofer's in Athens, GA, and planted them in a clump of three. One plant died, but the other two have thrived on neglect. The only care I give them is to trim out dead twigs and rearrange the naturally occurring mulch during the winter. There are some overhanging wax myrtle limbs that I need to remove this winter to make more head room for the camellias. You're right about the variable color that characterizes this variety. For us, 'September Morn' is white; but the pale yellow in its center is an especially nice touch. It is definitely a variety that should be planted more widely, particularly in climate zones where cold temperatures are of concern in the outdoor cultivation of japonicas. I'm sorry, but I'm not sufficiently digital to post photographs.

September Morn sounds lovely. Do you grow other camellias? I am also a 7b-er.. I have been developing my garden with many camellias over the last 2 years. Hoping to have blooms this year on those that have not bloomed. and waiting for my dad's cultivar to bloom.. reg. Blush Anne..named for my mother and me. I think I have also rooted a few.