Camellia granthamiana Wildform rare elongated and gray-green leaves have

elongated and gray-green leaves have very fine hair on the underside

a wild form from Taiwan

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semi-double flowers that smell wonderful

up to 16cm

Camellia granthamiana Wildform rare elongated and gray-green leaves haveThe beautiful camellia granthamiana was discovered in the forests of Hong Kong in 1955 and named after the then British governor Sir Alexander Grantham. In autumn the large brown flower buds open into very large, pure white, simple flowers with bright orange stamens in the center. The bright medium green foliage is strongly structured and veined. It looks almost as beautiful as the flower. The growth is strong, branched and upright. Granthamiana is