Winter blooming Pure White Camellia
So many flowers bring about peaceful serenity. Pure white Camellia growing at Kew gardens, London.
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Lovely. It must be amazing to see a garden filled with them.
janet
There is a garden near us with an enormous glass house full of Camellias, that looks pretty spectacular but in a garden outside now that would be lovely!
Beautiful Julie.
If I were a very small creature, I could imagine making this Camellia home!
There is something special about a beautiful camellia. The Pure White is exceptional.
I saw your post John of the recent frost and cold damage, I hope the weather is kinder to you and you do get some blooms.
Today is 25 degrees warmer, the sun is shining, and I just pruned a rose bush. All is well with the world.
I like camellia’s flower. And the white color is the one i prefer….
Me too Christiane! I hope you have a lovely weekend.
Reminds me of why I love white roses.
I love white flowers. I never knew Camelias would bloom so early. I always think of them as red or deep pink. The white does look very serene. Amelia
Yes, I love white flowers too, this one was in flower at Kew on New Years Day, I did not make a note of its name but the sasanqua group of Camellias can apparently flower from late Autumn.
Yes, such a perfect answer…
Hi Charlie, it was the first image that came into my mind when I read the challenge. Hope the weather is being to you over there.
That is a beautiful flower, such a clean fresh colour
Beautiful! I love the simplicity of white flowers. :o)
Me too! 🙂
Oh my-stunning! I am still working on my moon garden, but I don’t have anything that beautiful in it! WOW:-) There is something calming about a white garden at night:-)
A moon garden sounds very beautiful and white flowers seem to be at their best in the moonlight, ethereal I think.
A white camellia would definitely suit a ‘moon garden’. The camellia is a lovely breath of spring in the midst of winter isn’t it. And certainly ‘serenity’ in a photograph.
I think so Cathy, I would love to plant a white garden one day, in another garden, another house.
A great choice…I think white flowers are serene.
Me too Donna, we have a little snow here today which has slowed down the pace, it’s lovely!