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Japanese Camellia

Japanese Camellia, Cultivar Alba plena

Photo by Kate & Chris
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Field Notes

Description:

In its natural habitats the wild plant of Camellia japonica grows to 6–9 meters (20–30 feet) tall. It has usually red, five-petaled flowers of 5–8 cm (2–3 in) diameter. These are the most common Camellias seen in Chinese Gardens.

Habitat:

Juanita bay park.

Reference Links:

Camellia japonica L., Camellia japonica

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