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15 Captivating Camellias

By: Felicia Feaster

This romantic evergreen shrub and Southern favorite does well in partial shade.

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Photo: Image courtesy of American Camellia Society/Photo by Randolph Maphis

'Dragon Fireball'

Camellia hybrid ‘Dragon Fire Ball’ is a stunning camellia with an anemone form and features red blossoms with a white margin, yellow anthers and light yellow filaments.

Monrovia's pretty pink <a target="_blank" href="http://shop.monrovia.com/april-remembered-ice-angelsr-camellia.html">'April Remembered'</a> camellia is bred to better tolerate cold regions, blooming earliest in mild regions and later in colder areas of the country.

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'April Remembered'

Monrovia's pretty pink 'April Remembered' camellia is bred to better tolerant cold regions, blooming earliest in mild regions and later in colder areas of the country.

<a target="_blank" href="https://www.americancamellias.com/care-culture-resources/camellia-encyclopedia/camellias-beginning-with-s/sparkling-burgundy">Camellia hiemalis 'Sparkling Burgundy'</a> is a ruby-red camellia with a peony form and a vigorous growth rate.

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Photo: Image courtesy of the American Camellia Society/Photo by Gene Phillips

'Sparkling Burgundy'

Camellia hiemalis 'Sparkling Burgundy' is a ruby-red camellia with a peony form and a vigorous growth rate.

Camellia oleifera hybrid<a target="_blank" href="https://www.americancamellias.com/care-culture-resources/camellia-encyclopedia/camellias-beginning-with-s/snow-flurry"> ‘Snow Flurry’</a> has an anemone bloom form with a spreading growth habit.

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Photo: Image courtesy of American Camellia Society/Photo by Gene Phillips

'Snow Flurry'

Camellia oleifera hybrid ‘Snow Flurry’ has an anemone bloom form with a spreading growth habit.

15 Captivating Camellias

'Dragon Fireball'

'April Remembered'

'Sparkling Burgundy'

'Snow Flurry'

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