Camellia japonica 'Greensboro Red' Boost so it felt right to

so it felt right to stitch one above the Woodlanders name

rot-resistant heartwood has long lined cedar chests and closets to repel moths

Texas tuberose

Cyrilla arida

a warm two-toned glow that reads from across the garden and recalls the wild flame azaleas that bloom beneath longleaf pines

Camellia japonica 'Greensboro Red' Boost so it felt right toTo see what a camellia can become when it is left happy for decades, look no farther than 'Greensboro Red'. At the original Woodlanders nursery site, this cultivar has grown into a remarkable hedgerow some fifteen feet tall over more than thirty years, a living reminder that camellias are not merely shrubs but legacy plants. Robert Mackintosh planted that first hedgerow in the early 1970s, from stock acquired at a small local nursery here in Aiken,