DESCRIPTION
Camellia × williamsii ‘Mary Christian’ is an evergreen shrub with an upright habit and dull dark green leaves. Along the branches, single rosy-pink flowers open with rounded petals around a small cluster of golden stamens. Blooming from late winter into late spring, it can show buds and open flowers together, giving a long season of color in lightly shaded gardens.
This hybrid of Camellia saluenensis and Camellia japonica was raised at Caerhays Castle in Cornwall, England, by J. C. Williams and introduced in the early 1940s. Its soft pink blooms, dependable flowering, and neat evergreen presence suit woodland borders, mixed shrub plantings, and paths or entrances where the flowers can be viewed at close range.
DESCRIPTION
Camellia × williamsii ‘Mary Christian’ is an evergreen shrub with an upright habit and dull dark green leaves. Along the branches, single rosy-pink flowers open with rounded petals around a small cluster of golden stamens. Blooming from late winter into late spring, it can show buds and open flowers together, giving a long season of color in lightly shaded gardens.
This hybrid of Camellia saluenensis and Camellia japonica was raised at Caerhays Castle in Cornwall, England, by J. C. Williams and introduced in the early 1940s. Its soft pink blooms, dependable flowering, and neat evergreen presence suit woodland borders, mixed shrub plantings, and paths or entrances where the flowers can be viewed at close range.