Camellia japonica 'Tama no ura' 25/5 Restock and bladder complaints and as

and bladder complaints and as an aid in childbirth

and the long stamens and evening scent suggest a partnership with night-flying moths as well

Callistemon rigidus 'Clemson' is a compact to medium evergreen shrub hung with brilliant red

a small caution to weigh where children play

Camellia japonica 'Tama no ura' 25/5 Restock and bladder complaints and as'Tama no ura' is among the most celebrated of all wild found camellias, and the story is part of the plant. In 1947 a charcoal worker came upon a single old Camellia japonica, by repute some two hundred years old, growing deep in the forest near Tamanoura on Fukue Island in the Goto archipelago, off Nagasaki. The flowers stopped him: single, bright red, and edged crisply in white, a clean picotee never before recorded in the wild. Selected and