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White flowered camellias do not usually do well in the open in our climate. The weather generally spoils the blooms rather quickly. Given a good, sheltered protection it is a different story, as this prize-winning specimen of Camellia japonica White Nun shows. Its very large, bowl-shaped semi-double bloom has mostly flat petals against the side and delicately shaded stamens in the centre. This is a magnificent plant in all respects, with deep green foliage and vigorous, upright growth.

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Press, 28 November 1980, Page 10

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White flowered camellias do not usually do well in the open in our climate. The weather generally spoils the blooms rather quickly. Given a good, sheltered protection it is a different story, as this prize-winning specimen of Camellia japonica White Nun shows. Its very large, bowl-shaped semi-double bloom has mostly flat petals against the side and delicately shaded stamens in the centre. This is a magnificent plant in all respects, with deep green foliage and vigorous, upright growth. Press, 28 November 1980, Page 10

White flowered camellias do not usually do well in the open in our climate. The weather generally spoils the blooms rather quickly. Given a good, sheltered protection it is a different story, as this prize-winning specimen of Camellia japonica White Nun shows. Its very large, bowl-shaped semi-double bloom has mostly flat petals against the side and delicately shaded stamens in the centre. This is a magnificent plant in all respects, with deep green foliage and vigorous, upright growth. Press, 28 November 1980, Page 10