Quercus salicina 26/3 Restock Camellia japonica was named by

Camellia japonica was named by Linnaeus for the Jesuit Georg Joseph Kamel and reached English gardens before 1739

Fragrant in spring and studded with little oranges in fall

which makes 'Miss Huff' as useful on a coastal lot as an inland one

The canes are nearly thornless

Quercus salicina 26/3 Restock Camellia japonica was named byA small to medium evergreen oak unlike anything in the North American flora. Quercus salicina belongs to section Cyclobalanopsis of the oak genus, the ring cupped oaks, an entirely Asian group of evergreen oaks distinguished from every American oak by the concentric rings on the acorn cup, rather than the overlapping scales of the red and white oak groups. Some taxonomists treat Cyclobalanopsis as a genus of its own. To grow this oak in a Southeastern