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Prof Charles Sargent

camellias1_roses2

17 years ago

A couple of weeks ago I had a severe freeze and quick drop in temperature, and it killed most of the flowers on my camellias. I was in my camellia garden moving one of my big sasanquas to a better location, when I noticed that there were many flowers on my Professor Charles S. Sargent.

I thought that I would share one.

http://i128.photobucket.com/albums/p175/camellias1/JapProfessorCharlesS.jpg

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camellias1_roses2
Original Author
17 years ago
Sorry wrong link.
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imatucker
17 years ago
This camellia is totally stunning! A friend gave me a bouquet of these this morning, but did not know the name of them! Thanks for the post and I'll call my friend and give her the name of them!
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birdinthepalm
17 years ago
That one reminds me of my Kramers Supreme, which I've grown as a houseplant for several years now?

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