Camellia transnokoensis Life in the studio culminating in the ultimate go-to

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Bees love the accessibility of the nectar with these pretty open-faced flowers

This attractive plant features interesting perky reddish pink new growth and tubular to pitcher shaped red flowers that have creamy tips

this is a true sign that autumn has arrived and they make a lovely sight in the late summer/autumn garden with their stems of single pale pink flowers that stand proud above the foliage and waver in the breeze which is where they get their name windflower from

This doorstop is made from wrought iron

Camellia transnokoensis Life in the studio culminating in the ultimate go-toCamellias are often favoured as easy to grow, hardy evergreen garden shrubs, popular for their glossy green foliage, a robust disposition and autumn winter flowering. They bring colour and interest to the garden at a time when many other plants may be dormant. Camellia transnokoensis has dainty leaves and small pink flower buds. The buds open to cover the shrub in small, single white flowers with a delicate scent. Ideal for screening as a hedge,