Fragrant and vigorous, Camellia 'Cinnamon Cindy' features very pretty clusters of small, peony-form, white flowers, 2 in. wide (5 cm), with tinges of pink on their regular petals. Their center is graced by 22 pure white petaloids (small petals) and the odd stamen. The exquisite flowers are borne in profusion over a fairly long period extending from early to late season. Rich with a very pleasing fragrance, reminiscent of cinnamon, they offer a beautiful contrast against the lush evergreen foliage of glossy, serrately margined, small, ovate-shaped, medium to dark green leaves which interestingly emerge somewhat reddish. This medium-sized evergreen shrub has a slender habit and grows at a slow to medium rate.

Fragrant and luminous, Camellia 'Scentuous' features most attractive, small, semi-double to loose peony-form flowers that are reminiscent of apple blossoms. The 3 in. wide (7 cm) blooms, probably the largest among the Camellia lutchuensis hybrids, exhibit pure white petals with a delicate pink flush on the outside. The exquisite flowers are borne in such abundance as to weigh down the slender branches! They are produced over a fairly long period extending from mid to late season. The luxuriant evergreen foliage of small, glossy, light green leaves is handsome year-round. 'Scentuous' is a Camellia hybrid resulting from the cross of Camellia japonica and Camellia lutchuensis.

Sweetly fragrant, Camellia 'Sweet Emily Kate' features charming, small, blush pink flowers, 3 in. wide (7 cm), shading to pale pink at their heart. The pleasing peony form of the blooms allows for an elegant mix of raised petals and petaloids (small petals). The exquisite flowers are happily produced over a fairly long period extending from mid to late season (January to May in the Northern Hemisphere; June to October in the Southern Hemisphere). The luxuriant evergreen foliage of glossy, dark green leaves is handsome year-round. 'Sweet Emily Kate' is a Camellia hybrid resulting from the cross of Camellia japonica and Camellia lutchuensis.

Vigorous, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Annie Wylam' features medium, 3-4 in. wide (7-10 cm), peony to rose-form flowers with wavy, bright pink petals shading to pale pink or even white in the center. The elegant flowers, rich or many slender petaloids (small petals), contrast nicely against the luxuriant, rich green, evergreen foliage. The blooms are produced over several months in early to late season, in such profusion that this camellia becomes one of the glories of the spring garden when in full bloom. Out of bloom, this camellia remains particularly handsome and provides the perfect foil for foundation plantings and perennial borders.

Vigorous and maybe one of the hardiest, Camellia japonica 'April Remembered' is a lovely Japanese camellia with masses of large, 4.5 in. wide (11 cm), semi-double flowers, with pink petals darkening towards the edge from a pale and delicate creamy shade and surrounding a center of golden-yellow stamens. The blooms are produced over a fairly long period from early to late season (October - May in the Northern Hemisphere; March - October in the Southern Hemisphere). They contrast beautifully with the evergreen foliage of glossy dark green leaves.

Fragrant and cold tolerant, Camellia 'April Rose' is an eye-catching Japanese camellia with masses of deep rose-red, rose form double flowers, 3-4 in. wide (7-10 cm) in late season (March - May in the Northern Hemisphere; August - October in the Southern Hemisphere). They contrast beautifully with the evergreen foliage of elliptic, serrated, glossy dark green leaves (to 3 in. long). Featuring a relatively slow growth and well-shaped form, this charming Camellia hybrid belongs to the April Series introduced by Dr. Clifford Parks. It is cold tolerant and can be successfully grown in regions as cold as USDA Zone 6b.

Compact and vigorous, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Ballet Dancer' features great-looking, medium-sized flowers of full peony form, 3-4 in. wide (7-10 cm), with mixed petals and petaloids (small petals). The creamy-pink petals gradually turn brilliant coral at their edge, creating a lovely display. The outer guard petals are quite wide and taper to a point. The exquisite flowers are happily produced in mid-season (January to March in the Northern Hemisphere; June to August in the Southern Hemisphere). Bushy, the luxuriant evergreen foliage of glossy, dark green leaves is handsome year-round. This medium-sized evergreen shrub has an upright, compact habit.

Prized for its long-lasting season, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Carter's Sunburnt' is a remarkable Japanese camellia boasting very large, semi-double to loose peony-form flowers, 5.5 in. wide (14 cm), with wavy, soft pink petals interestingly splashed with flecks and stripes of cerise. The eye-catching flowers are happily produced over a fairly long period extending from early to late season, explaining the success of this Japanese camellia in the hearts of gardeners. They contrast beautifully with the evergreen foliage of large, glossy medium green leaves.

Amazingly beautiful and eye-catching, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Drama Girl' features one of the largest semi-double blossoms, up to 6.5 in. wide (17 cm). The deep salmon-rose petals are often streaked with lighter pink and open to reveal a dazzling array of golden stamens. The flowers are so heavy that regular pruning of the long lateral branches is required to encourage stronger and more compact growth. Long-lasting, they are produced over several months in the mid to late season (January - May in the Northern Hemisphere; June - October in the Southern Hemisphere), in such profusion that this camellia becomes one of the glories of the garden when in full bloom. The lustrous foliage of glossy dark green leaves is evergreen and very ornamental year-round.

Amazingly beautiful and compact, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Hagoromo' features medium-sized, semi-double blossoms, up to 4 in. wide (10 cm), with pale, blush pink petals that are narrow and elegantly recurving. The flowers are abundantly produced over several months from mid to late season (January to May in the Northern Hemisphere;  June to October in the Southern Hemisphere), in such profusion that this camellia becomes one of the glories of the garden when in full bloom. Forming a neat, tidy bush, the lustrous foliage of glossy, narrow, twisted, dark green leaves is evergreen and very ornamental year round. A moderate grower, this medium-sized evergreen shrub has a slender habit

Extremely hardy, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Korean Fire' is a lovely spring-blooming Japanese camellia with masses of single, funnel-shaped, deep red flowers and a conspicuous center of golden-yellow stamens. The blooms are produced over a fairly long period in the late season (March-May in the Northern Hemisphere; August - October in the Southern Hemisphere). They contrast beautifully with the evergreen foliage of glossy dark green leaves. This glorious camellia can be successfully grown in regions as cold as USDA Zone 6B.

Compact and vigorous, Camellia 'Lady Campbell' is an eye-catching Japanese camellia with masses of medium-sized, bright red, rose-form flowers, 3-4 in. wide (7-10 cm) in late season. The blooms contrast beautifully with the evergreen foliage of oval, glossy, dark green leaves. This shrub has an upright, bushy form

Vigorous and considered outstanding, award-winning Camellia japonica 'Lavinia Maggi' features the most interesting large, formal double blossoms, 5 in. wide (12 cm). Opening from large, round fat buds, the imbricated flowers are pure white at their base with attractive cerise-pink stripes. The blooms are produced over several months in the mid to late season (January - May in the Northern Hemisphere; June - October in the Southern Hemisphere), in such profusion that this camellia becomes one of the glories of the garden when in full bloom. The foliage of glossy, pointy, dark green leaves is evergreen. This medium-sized evergreen shrub has an upright habit

One of the most popular camellias in Victorian days, Camellia japonica 'Pink Perfection' dates to the late 18th century and features extraordinarily beautiful, formal double, medium-sized flowers. Perfectly formed, their rows are packed with luminous overlapping petals of the palest shell pink. The flowers are happily produced over a fairly long period extending from mid to late season (January to May in the Northern Hemisphere;  June to October in the Southern Hemisphere). Vigorous, this camellia forms an attractive bush year-round, with its lustrous foliage of glossy, evergreen, dark green leaves. This flowering shrub has an upright, bushy habit

Award-winning Camellia x williamsii 'E.G. Waterhouse' features eye-catching, fuchsia-pink flowers, 4 in. wide (10 cm), of formal double form with many rows of imbricated petals. The pretty blooms are profusely produced in the mid to late season (January to May in the Northern Hemisphere; June to October in the Southern Hemisphere). Vigorous, this camellia forms a narrow, almost columnar shrub and has a luxuriant evergreen foliage of dark green leaves along its ascending, gray-barked branches.