Camellia sasanqua 'Hinode-gumo' (Pleached) Osmanthus armatus Native to the forests and

Native to the forests and slopes of northern China

turn dark green in summer and then marvelous red and orange in autumn

In winter to early spring the tips of the branches reveal silky

the latter being a semi-evergreen in milder climates and boasts strong resistance to Dutch Elm disease

Camellia sasanqua 'Hinode-gumo' (Pleached) Osmanthus armatus Native to the forests andA stunning selection featuring single white, fragrant flowers with delicately blushed petals. Decorating the plant from October to December, they contrast beautifully against the dark green, glossy foliage. Best in a sheltered location with dappled sunlight. Needs well drained, moist, acidic soil. Flowers sensitive to frost. Reacts well to pruning. RHS hardiness rating: H5