Camellia x williamsii 'Night Rider' Size:1.16 qt choose a new leader

choose a new leader

metallic purple orbs always command a second glance and concomitant raves

Selected by Talon Buchholz and named after our own Fred Weisensee after an enthusiastic visit to Buchholz & Buchholz Nursery

One of the first native shrubs to bloom in our woods with pendant racemes of either male or female flowers on this dioecious plant

also because it is much less prone to suckering than other quaking aspen

Camellia x williamsii 'Night Rider' Size:1.16 qt choose a new leaderOne of the most shamelessly coveted (and I am definitely not one to judge) Camellias, or even raise the bar to shrubs, growing in the display garden. A handsome tidy habit that has lots to offer amazing shiny, dark maroon new leaves and deep black cherry red blossoms. Our 10 year old plant is 3 ft wide by 5 ft tall. Rare. To see one in bloom is to be totally smitten! Quick! Avert your eyes. Late spring blooms Minimum temperature: 0 F