Camellia x williamsii 'Night Rider' sun or part sun Grows best in a cool

Grows best in a cool site

Rounded and mounded leaves are covered with fine silver hairs making diamonds of rainwater

The pink leaf undersides show off all at once with each gust of wind

Delicate fern-like pinnate leaves are festooned with pink powder puff flowers in summer

Grassy leaves in a tight clump follow pink flowers with narrow

Camellia x williamsii 'Night Rider' sun or part sun Grows best in a coolOne 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