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A stunning camellia with large “formal double” flowers (no mass of stamens in the middle and the petals are very geometrically arranged) in mid‑spring. The coloring of this selection is quite lovely with the overall look of soft, clear pink with white overtones, especially toward the center. As with all of the japonicas we grow, the flowers drop off once they have finished. One of our favorites in the garden and rarely offered for sale.

This rare selection features formal double flowers of bright white. These are crisp and last for a long time. The spent flowers shed quickly. Very glossy foliage, best in light shade. Quite lovely and uncommon in cultivation.  

A classic old cultivar, this beautiful selection features very large pure white, single flowers in early to mid-spring. Each flower is highlighted by a showy mass of bright yellow stamens in the center. Easily grown and rarely available, our first offering of this lovely clone. One of my very favorite camellias in the entire garden.

This selection features very large fully double flowers of purplish-red with white streaks, quite striking! Very glossy foliage, best in light shade. Quite lovely and uncommon in cultivation. 

This selection features an abundance of gorgeous, perfect, fully double pink flowers in early spring. Very glossy foliage, best in light shade. Quite lovely and uncommon in cultivation. A truly stunning flower.

This camellia features very large semi‑double flowers of pure white with golden stamens. Very glossy foliage, best in light shade. Quite lovely and uncommon in cultivation. 

This species of bittercress forms a very low and slowly creeping evergreen groundcover. The foliage is palmate and quite leathery, and the four‑petaled flowers are produced in masses in mid‑spring. Not invasive like many other species of bittercress and very popular with native pollinators when in flower. Native to Europe, this woodland perennial is best in shade. A really choice and diminutive groundcover.