Id:ICR-1203
Country:United States
Year Published/Registered:1949
Cultivar Type:For Ornamental
AGM Type:
Scientific Name:Camellia japonica 'Beau Harp'
Species/Combination:C. japonica
Chinese Name:帅哥
Japanese Name:
Meaning:
» English Description
American Camellia Society Newsletter, 1949, vol.4, No.3; American Camellia Yearbook, 1954, p.302-303, Reg. No.10: Illges Medal Award 1949. A seedling from the C.japonica seed planted 1936, first flowered 1945; originated by G.H. Wilkinson, Florida, USA. It is of very hardy, upright growth. Large, oval buds. The red flowers, incomplete double with large petaloids, open early to mid-season and are 10-15 cm across with 22-30 petals. Leaves, broadly oval, mid-green, 10 cm long by 6 cm wide; apex acuminate, venation prominent, coarse and wide serrations. See colour photo p.131, Feathers, ed.1978, The Camellia, facing p.131. Sport: Dr. John D. Bell.
» Chinese Description
Flower Form:Semi-double / Standard
Flower Colour:Bicolor Flower / Striped red
Flower Size: 10.2-16.5 cm
Blooming Season: 12-1 Month United States
Flower Fragrance:
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