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Camellia sasanqua 'Marti' blooming now.

17 years ago

I've had this Camellia sasanqua 'Marti' for 3 years and it's just starting to bloom now. We almost lost it the first zone 6 winter with horrendous dieback but it's doing better now, planted in the most sheltered spot in the yard next to the dryer vent.

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mucknmire
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17 years ago
Here's another picture of it fully opened.
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