Japonica. A beautiful Camellia with snow white semi-double blooms that look striking set against the dark green foliage. Flowers from July through to early spring. Nice bushy habit. Plant in semi-shade in acid soil for best results. Evergreen.

Japonica. Bred in NZ by well known Camellia enthusiast Neville Haydon. Magnificent rich red flowers, turning blueish as they mature. The blooms are double and anemone form with a tight frilly centre and appear from early winter through to late spring. Happiest in semi- shade with acid soil. Evergreen

Erect narrow shrub with small mid-green leaves. Through the spring the bush is covered with red flowers with central white petaloids. Lovely as a standard or hedge as clips well. Hardy. Prefers a sheltered site with good soil, though will tolerate average acidic soil conditions.

'Tom Knudsen' is an evergreen shrub of compact habit, with dark foliage and peony-form double, deep red flowers in late winter and early spring. Strong upright growth. Japonica x reticulata.

Japonica. Delicate light blush pink, medium to large, formal double blooms. the flowers have a beautiful petal formation. This Camellia is a vigorous grower with a compact, upright appearance. Evergreen.

Japonica. The ruffled, intense red blooms of this gorgeous Camellia will add an explosion of colour to your garden and brighten up dull winter days. Flowers for months and is a good strong grower. Happiest in semi-shade with acid soil. Evergreen.

Japonica. Bred in NZ by Mark Jury to celebrate the Year of the Volunteer this beautiful Camellia certainly a cause for celebration. Large, fully double anemone form, ruffled blooms open to shades of soft pink delicately edged in white and gradually deepen in tone throughout the long flowering season

Late flowers will have less or none of the white edging.

Japonica. A classic Camellia with star shaped, semi-double pure white, blooms not too dissimilar from a hibiscus flower. The blooms are highlighted by golden stamens. A vigorous grower with slightly pendulous habit. Plant in semi-shade for best results. Evergreen.