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the growth is bushy
Kingyo-tsubaki blooms profusely from February to April
arranged spirally
Foliage: light green
intense honey scent
Camellia Oki-no-nami rare the growth is bushyOki no nami is an old Japanese variety that was first mentioned in Ito in 1710. It enchants the viewer with its semi double, delicate pink flowers, which are finely veined, have irregular pink red stripes and end in white at the edge of the flower. The individual flower, which is approximately 9 cm in size, has 14 16 petals that are arranged in three layers. The golden yellow stamens, which sit on pink stamens, are bundled in the middle. The foliage
