Camellia × williamsii 'Jury's Yellow' 25/5 Restock strongest in the late afternoon

strongest in the late afternoon and evening and carrying clear across a garden

a long season of bloom

and bladder complaints and as an aid in childbirth

in such profusion that the spent petals often fall to lay a soft pink carpet on the ground beneath

Camellia × williamsii 'Jury's Yellow' 25/5 Restock strongest in the late afternoonBred by Les Jury in New Plymouth, New Zealand, first flowered in 1971 and registered in 1976, 'Jury's Yellow' is the camellia that finally cracked the yellow code, or came as close as Western breeders could get before the Chinese yellow species (Camellia nitidissima) made the leap from botanical archive to nursery bench. Jury worked only with white japonicas, betting that the gold of the stamens could be coaxed to bleed into the petaloids at a