Camellia x vernalis 'Kokinran' | Kokinran Camellia
DESCRIPTION
Camellia × vernalis 'Kokinran' is a Japanese cultivar that blooms from December to March. Its single, cup-shaped flowers are bright pink with white splashes, featuring round petals and a central cluster of yellow stamens. The name 'Kokinran' translates to 'Ancient Gold Brocade', reflecting its traditional origins.
This slow-growing variety can reach up to 10 feet in height and width, adding structure and interest to landscapes. Its lush foliage and lovely flowers make it a popular choice for gardens, serving as a focal point or in groups for a striking display, providing year-round interest.
DESCRIPTION
Camellia × vernalis 'Kokinran' is a Japanese cultivar that blooms from December to March. Its single, cup-shaped flowers are bright pink with white splashes, featuring round petals and a central cluster of yellow stamens. The name 'Kokinran' translates to 'Ancient Gold Brocade', reflecting its traditional origins.
This slow-growing variety can reach up to 10 feet in height and width, adding structure and interest to landscapes. Its lush foliage and lovely flowers make it a popular choice for gardens, serving as a focal point or in groups for a striking display, providing year-round interest.
DESCRIPTION
Camellia × vernalis 'Kokinran' is a Japanese cultivar that blooms from December to March. Its single, cup-shaped flowers are bright pink with white splashes, featuring round petals and a central cluster of yellow stamens. The name 'Kokinran' translates to 'Ancient Gold Brocade', reflecting its traditional origins.
This slow-growing variety can reach up to 10 feet in height and width, adding structure and interest to landscapes. Its lush foliage and lovely flowers make it a popular choice for gardens, serving as a focal point or in groups for a striking display, providing year-round interest.
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Family: Theaceae
Height: Unknown (this particular plant is 10 feet)
Width: Unknown (this particular plant is 10 feet)
Foliage color: Glossy dark green
Flower color: Reddish-pink with white variegation
Bloom time: Late fall into winter
Light requirements: Partial shade
Water requirements: Prefers moist, well-drained, acidic soils
Maintenance: Low; minimal pruning after flowering if necessary
Growing zone: USDA zones 7 to 9
Wildlife attractors: Attracts pollinatorsThis plant can be seen at the Washington Park Arboretum.
