Goertz, 1970, American Camellia Yearbook, p.24: A medium to large, bright red, formal double which has a rose-like high centre and blooms mid-season to late. Growth habit, upright and dense. Originated by McCaskill Gardens, East Pasadena, California, USA. See colour photo, p.114, Macoboy, 1981, The Colour Dictionary of Camellias.
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Bred in California in 1970 by McCaskill Gardens, this variety produces medium-to-large, bright red flowers with high, rose-like centers. The blooms appear from late winter into mid-spring, providing vibrant color when many other garden plants are dormant. The shrub has a dense, upright, and bushy habit with leathery, lustrous dark green leaves.
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