Camellia

A fully double peony-flowering selection of this excellent Camellia cross originally made at the illustrious Caerhays castle.  Large flowers of a screaming bright pink in late winter and early spring and glossy dark evergreen leaves in the off-season, a worthy addition to any garden. These are cutting grown and should produce flowers in their first year.

A Philip MacDougall collection from central Taiwan of this dainty in appearance species. Small leaves which are reddish when young pair nicely with the small white flowers in spring which are fortunate to have a red spot on the back of each petal which makes them just that much nicer. Upright habit and likes part shade. Although this has been recorded as 25' small trees in Taiwan, you and I won't live long enough to see that so 6'-10' tall is a reasonable height to expect.