Camellia japonica 'Extravaganza'

Camellia garden variety

Camellia 'Extravaganza' (Scientific Name: Camellia 'Extravaganza') was registered by Harvey Short (California, USA) in 1960. It is a 9-year-old natural seedling of 'Lotus' (Gauntlettii). Ixtravaganza means "rhapsody. It is a semi-double to karako flower with a white base with a large amount of red vertical stripes and spots in a radial pattern. The flowers are large to huge, 10-13 cm in diameter, and bloom from mid-March to April. The tree does not grow tall, but is erect and densely branched with well-developed branches. The leaves are broadly oval and large.

Common name: Camellia 'Extravaganza', scientific name: Camellia 'Extravaganza', breeding year: 1960, breeding country: Harvey Short (California, USA), flower color: white with bright vertical stripes and spots in profusion, flowering style: anemone style, flower size: large to very large Flowering season: mid-March to April; Leaf shape: large, broadly elliptic; Tree form: plexus-like with dense, well spreading branches that do not grow tall; Flowering season: mid-April to mid-March; Flowering habit: white with bright vertical stripes and large numbers of spots; Flowering style: Karako; Flower size: large to very large

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