Camellia ‘Koto no Kaori’ hardy shrub container specimens

container specimens

with clusters of pink or white flowers appearing in spring

it develops small

While it takes 4–5 years to reach flowering maturity

Its ribbed surface is beautifully variegated in creamy-yellow and pale blue-green tones

Camellia ‘Koto no Kaori’ hardy shrub container specimensCamellia Koto no Kaori is a beautifully fragrant, non reticulata hybrid camellia known for its elegant, soft rose pink, single flowers. Its name means Perfume of the Ancient Capital, reflecting its delightful fragrance and refined presence in the garden. This variety features an upright, lightly lacy growth habit with medium green foliage, producing delicate blooms in early to mid season. Bred in Japan from a cross between Camellia japonica Tokai and