Quart plant of Herme’ which means “brilliant gem” in Japanese. Features medium sized blossoms 3-4 inches across. It has a dark salmon-pink flower with white edge to the petals, and they are streaked with scarlet and showing a few golden stamens towards the middle of the flower. this shrub produces these abundantly from January thru March. This is one of those true old classic varieties which originated in Japan in 1859 and was brought to America in 1875. The foliage of this plant has glossy green leaves all season long. Camellias are some of our most drought-tolerant ornamentals in the garden and are quite long-lived. Growing 6-8′ tall and 6-8′ wide in zones 7-9