Camellia sasanqua Paradise Stephanie black boy

Camellia sasanqua Paradise Stephanie black boyCamellia Paradise Stephanie is a beautiful and vigorous camellia sasanqua with a dense, upright growth habit and glossy green foliage that provides year round structure in the garden. During the cooler months, it produces an abundance of striking deep pink to red double flowers with petaloid centres, creating a vibrant display when colour is often scarce elsewhere in the landscape. Its naturally compact and tidy form makes it an excellent choice for

spider-like yellow flowers that brighten the garden through winter and spring

glossy green leaves

Originally from the tropical rainforests of eastern Queensland they are surprisingly adaptable and will grow in areas with light frosts

Tibouchina Blue Moon features masses of delicate lilac flowers upon velvety foliage from late summer to autumn

Thriving in both full sun and partial shade

cross-pollinate with other Japanese plum varieties such as Narrabeen

Byron Gem responds well to pruning

Some cross-pollinators are Red Delicious

lush growth and effortless drama

It’s the most popular orange for juicing

consider planting it in groups or avenues

This deciduous tree develops a naturally open