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Camellia Japonica The Classic Camellias (listed alphabetically) * denotes- Sun tolerant varieties- ensure plenty of water and mulch is provided over the warmer months. Countess of Derby (Japonica) - Double flowers of rose to peony form. Creamy white to pale pink, striped with carmine. Available September 2008. Debutante (Japonica) – Wonderful variety with full peony form flowers, in clear light pink. Early to mid season flowering. Available September 2008. Edith Linton (Japonica) – Australian variety with semi double blooms of deep salmon to rosy-pink. Long flowering period. Available September 2008. Emperor of Russia*(Japonica) – Informal double blooms of red, marbled white. Mid Season Flowering. Available September 2008. Great Eastern (Japonica) – Large semi double, deep rose-red blooms. Mid to late season flowering . Available September 2008. Hikaru-Genji (Japonica)- Semi double pink, margined white, with some deep pink streaks running through to the petal edges. Mid season flowering. Available September 2008. Katherine Nuccio (Japonica)- Gorgeous, near perfect, rosy-red, formal double blooms. Blooms mid season. Available September 2008. Lady Loch (Japonica) – Large flowered, informal double, pale pink, edged with white. Flowers mid season. Available September 2008. Laurie Bray (Japonica) – Reliable, early season variety, pale pink, semi double blooms, intensifying in colour as they age. Available September 2008. Moshio* (Japonica)- Intense red, semi double flowers. Flowering mid season. Available September 2008. Murchison Lady (Japonica)- Perth raised variety, with pure white formal double blooms. Available September 2008. White Nun (Japonica) – Stunning, large flowered, pure white, semi-double blooms, with prominent yellow stamens. Blooms mid season. Available September 2008.
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