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Camellia sources

15 years ago

I saw several varieties of camellias at the Southeastern Flower Show that I would consider adding to my garden, specifically Professor Charles S. Sargent and Black Tie. There was a third, a variegated variety, but I can't read my handwriting. Anyway, can anyone recommend local sources for these specific varieties, if possible in Gwinnett County?

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susancol
15 years ago
Scottsdale farms in Alpharetta lists these two:
Camellia, Professor Sargent
Camellia, Professor Sargent Espalier 7g

Not sure if that is exactly the one you're wanting. They has some beautiful varieties last time I was there (last spring). They aren't cheap, but have good selection for the area.

Susan

Here is a link that might be useful: Scottsdale Farms
natalie4b
15 years ago
Last year I bought few from Pikes in Roswell. This year they have a good variety, am not sure they carry these though - have not checked, just enjoyed the beauty and color.
Scottsdale Farm is a great place - I am planning on visiting them next week.
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japmapleman
15 years ago
Straight line landscapes. Www.straightlinelandscapes.com they are a landscape company/ nursery
Carol love_the_yard (Zone 9A Jacksonville, FL)
15 years ago
Camellia Forest Nursery (link below):

Here is a link that might be useful: Camellia Forest Nursery
natalie4b
15 years ago
I saw Camellia Professor Sargent in Roswell's Pikes yesterday.

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