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Parentage: A seedling that first flowered in 1977. C. pitardii var pitardii.
Breeder: Originated by ER Sebire, Wandin North, Victoria, Australia.
Reference: New Zealand Camelia Bulletin vol XV, No. 2, p.18, 1987.
Use as an Ornamental
Not recommended as a hedge variety but could be used as an informal screen.
Makes a good feature plant in a garden or as a background shrub.
Like all Camellias if the plant gets old and loses form, prune severely back to a stump 30 – 50cm high. After a few weeks new shoots will appear from the stump and the plant will reform.
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