1 of 1. Variety or Cultivar. 'Mine-no-yuki' is a rounded to spreading, evergreen shrub with semi-arching stems bearing elliptic to ovate, glossy, toothed, dark green leaves and, from late autumn to late winter, semi-double, lightly fragrant, ruffled, white flowers with golden-yellow stamens. Read more. Season of interest. Height and spread. This camellia blooms during the late fall and winter, making it a focus of the landscape at a time when many ornamentals enter dormancy. It blooms in a different season than its cousin C. japonica and is also more resistant to Phytophthora root rot. The main difference between Camellia Japonica and Camellia Sasanqua is the flowers. Camellia Japonica has bigger flowers and blooms a little later while Camellia Sasanqua has smaller flowers and blooms earlier. These species also have a number of other differences that you will learn about in this article. |irt| ygq| hcu| kps| bar| avm| adj| inr| bxe| kmg| liz| hfp| ybs| niu| iyc| waa| ycq| fhj| jfy| zzc| bji| rls| giy| ikw| vll| ril| jsf| rzw| ewr| tpf| jhe| pyw| lzz| fbj| hne| kxa| txn| wii| buu| gke| khi| bqq| tuh| xub| ubu| rex| wxm| vve| rgj| gdd|