Camellias Nomenclature


7 camellias found for [2006-01-20]


Camellia Japonica 'Bonomiana'    


Species

Japonica

Synonym(s)

Fain's Best - Bonomiana Alba

Color

White

Aspect

Red striped

Flower size

Flower form

Growth habits

Vigorous

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

Italy

First publication

1858

Camellia Japonica 'Darsi'    


Species

Japonica

Synonym(s)

Darsi Vera - Darsii Fulgens

Color

Red

Aspect

White blotched

Flower size

Flower form

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

France

First publication

1840-1841

Comments

Flowers with white spashes

Camellia Japonica 'General George Patton'    


Species

Japonica

Synonym(s)

Padun - Pink Purity

Color

Pink

Flower size

Flower form

Growth habits

Vigorous

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

USA

First publication

1946

Camellia Hybrid C.x williamsii 'Les Jury'    


Species

Hybrid C.x williamsii

Color

Red

Flower size

Flower form

Growth habits

Vigorous

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

Nursery Jury (New Zeland)

First publication

1992

Seen

Nursery - Trevarez Garden - Dunedin Botanic Garden (Dunedin) - Christchurch Botanic Gardens

Camellia Japonica 'Paul Maymou'    


Species

Japonica

Color

Red

Flower size

Flower form

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

France

First publication

1993

Comments

Raised in Maymou's Nursery (Bayonne, France)

Camellia Hybrid C.x williamsii 'Tiptoe'    


Species

Hybrid C.x williamsii

Color

Pink

Aspect

Graduated shading

Flower size

Flower form

Growth habits

Medium

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

Australia

Origination year

1961

Comments

Seedling of 'Farfalla'

Seen


Camellia Hybrid C.x williamsii 'Water Lily'    


Species

Hybrid C.x williamsii

Synonym(s)

Shuixian -Shuxian Cha

Color

Pink

Flower size

Flower form

Habit

Flowering

Position

Filtered sunlight

Originated by

Nursery Jury (New Zeland)

First publication

1967

Comments

Fort temperate zones, unhappy in warmer areas.