Camellia japonica 'Greensboro Red' Boost so it felt right to

so it felt right to stitch one above the Woodlanders name

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a warm two-toned glow that reads from across the garden and recalls the wild flame azaleas that bloom beneath longleaf pines

rot-resistant heartwood has long lined cedar chests and closets to repel moths

Camellia japonica 'Greensboro Red' Boost so it felt right toTo see what a camellia can become when it is left happy for decades, look no farther than 'Greensboro Red'. At the original Woodlanders nursery site, this cultivar has grown into a remarkable hedgerow some fifteen feet tall over more than thirty years, a living reminder that camellias are not merely shrubs but legacy plants. Robert Mackintosh planted that first hedgerow in the early 1970s, from stock acquired at a small local nursery here in Aiken,