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Camellia sasanqua
Auburn University Agriculture — Smaller than Camellia japonica. Depending upon cultivar, blooms are red, white, pink, or variegated in the fall. Less than 2" long. Serrated with or without black glands. Leaves are thinner than Camellia japonica. Often the midvein, petiole, and ...More…
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Camellia sasanqua
Auburn University Agriculture — Smaller than Camellia japonica. Depending upon cultivar, blooms are red, white, pink, or variegated in the fall. Less than 2" long. Serrated with or without black glands. Leaves are thinner than Camellia japonica. Often the midvein, petiole, and ...More…
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Espaliered Sasanqua Camellia
Burke's Backyard — Don looked at a row of sasanqua camellias growing in a very narrow garden bed alongside a busy road. Because space was so limited, the camellias had been espaliered against the brick wall. Espaliering means training a tree or shrub to grow ...More…
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Camellia Sasanqua 'Yuletide'
Burke's Backyard — You may remember about two years ago on Burke's Backyard we did a tremendously popular courtyard makeover using blue metal dust (also known as crusher dust or quarry sand), an inexpensive but very classy looking material. The stark white of the ...More…
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Your Garden Questions Answered - Sasanqua Camellias
Garden Gurus — Every season has its stand out plants and at this time of year it is all about the Sasanqua camellia. The sasanquas are the first camellias to grace our gardens and come in all shades of pink, white and red. They tend to have smaller, pointier ...More…
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Shrubs: Camellia sasanqua
NC State University Coop Extension — Alternate, simple, lustrous dark green leaves; 1.5 to 3" long Sun to partial shade; prefers acidic, moist, well-drained soil high in organic matter Upright, densely branched shrub; pyramidal to oval shape 2 to 3" single or double white, pink or ...More…