Camellia Contribution by durleybeachbum

Photography • Flowers/Plants • posted on Jan 28, 2018

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Description

This is a very handy variety for small gardens or growing in a pot. It is low growing and spreading, and has lots of flowers which are self dead-heading. See another compact variety Here

Comments (9)

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jendellas

12:21PM | Sun, 28 January 2018

Beautiful.

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Glendaw

1:39PM | Sun, 28 January 2018

Oh they are gorgeous !

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mandala

3:32PM | Sun, 28 January 2018

wonderful!

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Faemike55

5:28PM | Sun, 28 January 2018

and I bet the insects love this one

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wysiwig

7:44PM | Sun, 28 January 2018

You do raise some gorgeous flowers. A paradise for insects.

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auntietk

10:14PM | Sun, 28 January 2018

I like the veins.

All flowers should be self-deadheading!

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Kordouane

3:50AM | Mon, 29 January 2018

Magnificent working quality

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anahata.c

8:06AM | Mon, 29 January 2018

I'm skipping all over today! Full, this has real presence, and the big leaves on top act as a horizontal accent. (Love the water on top of them too.) It's almost like it's wearing a beret. Big and bursting, with eye popping color. It comes out to greet us. And I'm sure "self dead-heading" is a common term to flower mavens, but to me, it's really weird! (For people who love the Grateful Dead---often called "Dead Heads": They have a kit that makes d-heads, all by itself?) Lush and grabbing.

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