Re: Re: Camellias and tea

It blooms in late winter, but has never developed seeds - it is always
indoors at the time that it blooms.
My father had a large collection of Camellias on his farm in central
Alabama.  It could possibly have been some sort of hybrid - he did
things like that.  I just never had a chance to talk to him about what
it was.
APL
 
In a message dated 4/6/2008 10:48:56 AM Eastern Daylight Time, 
andreah@hargray.com writes:

Auralie-the blooms certainly sound like some sort of camellia. Possibly a 
species plant of some sort-Has it ever put out seeds? I guess not if there 
aren't any other camellias in the neighborhood. What time of year does it 
bloom? Sasanquas usually bloom in the fall and Japonicas in the late winter 
to early spring. In fact lots of ours are still blooming.
A





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