Camellia japonica 'Grace Albritton' ~ Grace Albritton Camellia host-plant The clusters of inconspicuous flowers

The clusters of inconspicuous flowers in spring need a male pollinator to give way to the heavy clusters of large bright red fruits in fall that lasts through winter

Best color in partial sun and moist well-drained soils

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This photo was taken by Dave Whitinger

Camellia japonica 'Grace Albritton' ~ Grace Albritton Camellia host-plant The clusters of inconspicuous flowersGrace Albritton Camellia is a full sized upright evergreen shrub with glossy leaves stay deep green year round. The variable colored large double flowers can be white to pink to nearly rose red with heavy or no variegation on the petals, with each flower on a plant able to be a different color. These flowers bloom from late winter into early spring attracting butterflies. Best blooms occur in partial sun and acidic, well drained soil. Type: Shrub