Camellia Mine-no-yuki rare Bees and other insects enjoy

Bees and other insects enjoy this food source in late fall and early winter

opens wide and impresses with its bright pink-red color

Foliage: medium to dark green

solid red or white flowers can also form on the same bush

The narrow foliage

Camellia Mine-no-yuki rare Bees and other insects enjoyThe beautiful Camellia "Mine no yuki blooms in early autumn and shows its snow white, completely double flowers, which are between 5 8cm in size, from the end of September. Mine no yuki blooms particularly profusely, some bushes have up to 100 buds that are spherical in shape and have a slightly pink shimmer at the tip. The attractive leaves are dark green. The new growth in spring is reddish in color. The British Royal Horticultural Society presented