Camellia Kingyo-Tsubaki Size:10l pot; approx. 8 years; approx. 120 cm high Her Japanese name aptly translates
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Her Japanese name aptly translates to “smiling face
There are now two in Germany
That looks particularly attractive
Japan 1859
Tanaka devotes a chapter to the origin and classification of sasanquas and in another describes the history of their cultivation
Camellia Kingyo-Tsubaki Size:10l pot; approx. 8 years; approx. 120 cm high Her Japanese name aptly translatesIt is also called fishtail camellia or goldfish camellia because its dark green, very shiny leaves divide into three ends at the tips; like the tail of a goldfish. A unique leaf shape. The simple flower has 5 6 petals, opens wide and impresses with its bright pink red color, Their white stamens with golden yellow anthers are bundled like columns in the middle of the flower. Kingyo tsubaki blooms profusely from February to April. The growth is upright