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Middlemist Red Camellia (Camellia species)
 
Middlemist Red Camellia (Camellia species)
Trishna · 6 months ago
While camellias aren’t very rare, you can only see this specific type of camellia in two locations! In the early 1800s, this species likely existed throughout China. However, it became extinct in the wild by the end of the century. The only plants that were in existence were those that were cultivated indoors. Today, one plant exists in New Zealand and the other is in Great Britain.
Username: Trishna
Published on 2025-02-02 18:15:35
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