Anyone any suggestions as to a good camellia nursery and a good double
flowered red one. The nursery I used to use, Stonehurst, is no longer there.

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Bob Hobden
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On Thursday, 22 March 2012 17:31:17 UTC, Bob Hobden wrote:
Anyone any suggestions as to a good camellia nursery and a good double
flowered red one. The nursery I used to use, Stonehurst, is no longer there.

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Bob Hobden
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Sacha's pointed you to Trehane, that's where I bought all of the Camellias for the camellia walk I made when I was working. ISTR we had one called Bob Hope which if it's the one I remember should fit the bill.

Rod

On 22/03/2012 17:31, Bob Hobden wrote:
Anyone any suggestions as to a good camellia nursery and a good double
flowered red one. The nursery I used to use, Stonehurst, is no longer there.

You might find something he
http://www.rhododendrons.com/camelli...t/camellia-all

It's the nursery attached to Leonardslee. Although Leonardslee itself
is no longer open, the nursery is.

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Jeff

"Rod" wrote ...

Bob Hobden wrote:
Anyone any suggestions as to a good camellia nursery and a good double
flowered red one. The nursery I used to use, Stonehurst, is no longer
there.


Sacha's pointed you to Trehane, that's where I bought all of the Camellias
for the camellia walk I made when I was working. ISTR we had one called Bob
Hope which if it's the one I remember should fit the bill.


Thanks everyone, three good mail order nurseries with decent selections,
thanks.
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Regards. Bob Hobden.
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