Shusugasane

Camellia ‘Shusugasane'

Flower name
Shusugasane
Scientific name
Camellia ‘Shusugasane'
AliasCamellia, ツバキ, シュスガサネ, Shusugasane
Place of originJapan
Place of floweringGarden, Botanical Gardens, Cemetery & Temple, Park, Horticultural species, Streets, Planting
Flowering seasonApril, May

What is Shusugasane

Camellia 'Shusugasane' (scientific name: Camellia 'Shusugasane') is a camellia that appeared in Iwasaki Kanen's "Honzo Zufu" in 1829.
Flower color: vermilion-red; Flower diameter: medium; Flower size: 7-13 cm; Flowering style: double-petaled, short tubular stamens; Flowering season: spring, April to May. Leaf shape: elliptic to oblong, leaf size: medium, medium folded, thick fleshy, height: ~3 m, tree shape: slightly horizontal

Common name: Camellia japonica or Tsubaki, scientific name:Camellia japonica, also known as: Camellia, origin: Japan, living type: evergreen trees, plant height: 3 to 10 m, flowering: December to April, flower size: 5 to 8 cm, color: red, white, peach, red blur of vitiligo with white rims and enjoying.