Camellia: A Catalog of Common Varieties

There a lots of pretty Camellia that do well in Pacific Northwest gardens. This slide show is a sampling of varieties that I've seen in and near Portland, Oregon.
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[@juanriveiratecnologia299]

Muy hermosas.Gracias por el vídeo

[@eGardenGo]

Thanks! Glad you liked it.

[@suzannebartow6390]

Are any of these varieties zone 6 hardy? I live in Spokane....

[@eGardenGo]

Best bet is to check in with your local independent garden center to see if they carry it.

[@jerry-rn4bu]

What do you mean by mess?

[@eGardenGo]

The flowers of Camellia sasanqua (the first part of the video) drop off the plant more cleanly than the BIG, double flowers that are common on the Camellia japonica. The dropped flowers of C. japonica can get really messy and slippery, especially over walkways and patios. Hope that helps!

[@castvideo670]

Rather have the mess because nothing like japonica flowers