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Camellia crapnelliana

Red Bark Camellia

Camellia crapnelliana - Red Bark Camellia

Most camellias are grown for the flower. Camellia crapnelliana is grown for the bark as well: a smooth, peeling, coppery-red trunk that reads from a distance and holds interest through every season. It builds into a small evergreen tree of 5 to 7 metres with thick leathery leaves and large white flowers carried through autumn and winter.

It is a rare species in the wild, restricted to a handful of provinces in southern China and to northern Vietnam, and it needs the acidic, humus-rich, sheltered conditions of its native forest to perform.

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The Red Bark Camellia is a collector-grade specimen tree for sheltered, acidic, humid sites.

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