There are a number of Camellias that are as attractive, if not more so, for their leaf patterns and growth
habits as they are for their flowers. Any of the following would add interest to any Camellia collection.
(You will note the use of the word “Benten” on several varieties. This word has been used in Japan to
indicate a variety on which the leaf is darker in the center and bordered by a lighter margin. We have
decided to continue this tradition with such varieties developed in this country as well.) “J” indicates
Japonica; “S” Sasanqua.

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Foliages

Benten-Kagura (J)

Foliage sport of Daikagura. Irregularly shaped green leaf ...

Debutante Benten (J)

A beautiful sport of Debutante discovered in her garden by ...

Egao Corkscrew(n)

(Probably a Sasanqua-Japonica hybrid). Outstanding ...

Ginyo Tsubaki (J)

A very unusual and beautiful Camellia shrub. Small light ...

Golden Spangles

(Saluenensis Hybrid) Foliage sport of Mary Christian. Rose ...

Hana-Daijin-Benten

Foliage sport of Hana-Daijin.Irregularly shaped leaf. Green ...

Hana-Daijin Special(n)(S)

Excellent Benten sport of Hana-Daijin- Benten. Foliage gray ...

Kujaku Tsubaki

The “Peacock Camellia,” so-called because of its long and ...

Nokogiri-Ba Tsubaki (J)

("SAW LEAF CAMELLIA") Small, light red, flat single. Small ...

* Reigyoku (J)

Beautiful foliage Camellia. Glossy green leaveswith patch ...

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