Camellia reticulata 'California' Topiary but produce an abundance of

but produce an abundance of pollen to pollinate female meserveae cultivars

However it can also be very effective as a standard (single trunk) form with good formative pruning and occasional maintenance pruning as required

Related to olive

it is not uncommon for 'Galissonniere' to drop a considerable number of leaves after periods of severe cold

Decorative bark for winter interest

Camellia reticulata 'California' Topiary but produce an abundance ofIntroduced in 1981, 'California' offers spectacular, large, deep pink, semi double flowers with yellow anthers over long period in early spring. The dark green, glossy, evergreen foliage provides year round interest. Great in borders, containers or trained against a wall. Requires neutral to acidic, free draining soil and shelter. Shade to part shade. RHS hardiness rating: H4