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One of the most compact, free-flowering and attractive of the sasanquas. Small, scented, deep rose-pink, single flowers on a low growing plant suitable for prostrate training. Flowers in October/November. Ideal for growing in containers. Best in a sunny, sheltered position
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Miniature, crimson flowers with a central cushion of creamy white petaloids overlaid with light red. Flowers March to April
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Large, glossy, salmon-red, semi-double flowers and crinkled, holly-like foliage. Compact, upright habit. Flowers March to April.
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A hybrid form of Camellia granthamiana with large, pink single flowers in winter..
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Also known as 'Golden Anniversary'.
Medium-sized, formal double flowers that can range in colour from creamy white to pale yellow. Upright, compact, slower growth habit with glossy, dark green leaves. Flowers April to May.
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Small, deep pink, semi-double flowers in March.
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Miniature, pink, rose-form double flowers from late March into April. Bronze young foliage. Narrow, upright growth.
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