Camellia sasanqua Paradise Venessa Architectural Foliage and other pollinators

and other pollinators

silver-grey foliage that resembles the soft texture of a lamb's ear

Each flower measures under 5 cm in diameter and has a cupped shape with 8-15 petals

Does not flower (grown for its leaves)

requiring minimal maintenance beyond occasional deadheading to encourage continuous flowering

Camellia sasanqua Paradise Venessa Architectural Foliage and other pollinatorsCommon Name: Camellia sasanqua 'Paradise Venessa' Description: 'Paradise Venessa' is an extremely vigorous and tall, narrow growing evergreen shrub. It features large, semi double to peony form flowers that are white flushed with pink, showcasing a prominent central cluster of petaloid stamens. Blooming throughout the cooler months, this camellia adds a dazzling splash of color to gardens during late autumn through early spring. The tea scented blooms