Camellia japonica 'Anacostia' 25/10 Restock Unlike the deciduous native azaleas

Unlike the deciduous native azaleas

A deciduous woodland tree that grows in moist

and reseeding so freely that a colony renews and expands itself for years on end

treat it as a herald of spring

and other shade companions for a contrast of texture

Camellia japonica 'Anacostia' 25/10 Restock Unlike the deciduous native azaleasThe United States National Arboretum in Washington, D. C. sits on 446 acres of rolling ground above the Anacostia River, a place where serious horticultural work has gone on quietly for the better part of a century. Camellia japonica 'Anacostia' takes both the name and the pedigree from that institution, selected at the Arboretum for cold hardiness and reliable performance at the northern edge of camellia country. Camellias reached the Western world