Shusugasane

Camellia ‘Shusugasane'

Flower name
Shusugasane
Scientific name
Camellia ‘Shusugasane'
AliasCamellia, ツバキ, シュスガサネ, Shusugasane
Place of originJapan
Place of floweringGarden, Botanical Gardens, Cemetery & Temple, Park, Horticultural species, Streets, Planting
Flowering seasonApril, May

What is Shusugasane

Camellia 'Shusugasane' (scientific name: Camellia 'Shusugasane') is a camellia that appeared in Iwasaki Kanen's "Honzo Zufu" in 1829.
Flower color: vermilion-red; Flower diameter: medium; Flower size: 7-13 cm; Flowering style: double-petaled, short tubular stamens; Flowering season: spring, April to May. Leaf shape: elliptic to oblong, leaf size: medium, medium folded, thick fleshy, height: ~3 m, tree shape: slightly horizontal

Common name: Camellia japonica or Tsubaki, scientific name:Camellia japonica, also known as: Camellia, origin: Japan, living type: evergreen trees, plant height: 3 to 10 m, flowering: December to April, flower size: 5 to 8 cm, color: red, white, peach, red blur of vitiligo with white rims and enjoying.

Order
Ericales
Family
Theaceae
Genus
Camellia
Species
C. 'Shusugasane'

Type of flower
Radial symmetrical flower
Array of flower
Monopetal inflorescence
Petal shape
Rose-shaped
Leaf type
oblong
Edge of the leaf
Serrated

Life typeEvergreen surub and tree
Flower colorsRed
Colors of the leavesGreen
Fruit color
Height200.0 ~ 300.0 cm
Diameter of flower7.0 ~ 13.0 cm

Random flowers

Begonia Boliviensis

Shusugasane

What is Shusugasane

Random flowers

Begonia Boliviensis

Pachypodium geayi

Pleurotus eryngii

Winter melon

Sophora microphylla

Diphylleia grayi

Paradise Regine

Lilium lancifolium

Washingtonia Robusta

Great St. Johnswort

Aquilegia pumila

Artemisia absinthium