Re(2): Camellias

tnottle@picknowl.com.au writes:
> BARRY,  A NOVELTY IT MIGHT BE BUT THAT IS ALL, THE FLOWERS 
>INDIFFERENT WHITE WITH BROWN CALYXES AND NONDESCRIPT LEAVES. TRY 
>CAMELLIA GRIJSII INSTEAD< MUCH BETTER OR THE BEAUTIFUL CAMELLIA 
>YUHSUSENSIS (think that's how its spelt) WITH 
>WONDERFUL PERFUME AND AMAZING WINDBLOWN FLOWERS< 
>UTTERLY INFORMAL - ANY MORE SO AND YOU'D SWEAR THE 
>FLWOER WAS FALLING APART

Actually i wasnt thinking of flowers  i was thinking of growing it for
tea. ANyways i have seen this camelia traned as a bonsai and i really
liked the how it looked with its flowers. When i grow plants that i would
like to try, its either because its: A: known to be culinary, and thus i
want to try it out, and B: if it has flowers i like, its because the
flowers are interesting to me, not to someone else =). (i really hope no
one gets the wrong impression about how the tone of this is!)
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