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Rev. John G. Drayton Camellia
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Rev. John G. Drayton Camellia

The Rev. John G. Drayton first appeared in US catalogues in 1938. It is believed to have been originated at Magnolia Gardens, Johns Island, SC, and named for the founder. It is a vigorous, compact, upright camellia that displays deep-rose-pink blooms in mid- to late-season. Very cold hardy. Has a loose peony-form bloom that is 3-4" in diameter, with wavy petals centered by golden stamens. *Deer Heavily Browse* Ornamental Characteristics Category Shrub Seasonal foliage Color Berries Environmental Characteristics

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  • Size
  • Latin Name
  • Foliage Type
  • Height
  • Spread
  • Shape
  • Primary Foliage Color
  • Seasonal Foliage Color
  • Flowering Season
  • Flower Color
  • Growth Rate
  • Sun Preferences
  • Water Preferences
  • Cold Hardiness Zone
  • Fruits
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Specifications

Size 5 gallon container
Latin Name Camellia japonica 'Reverend John G. Drayton'
Foliage Type Broadleaf evergreen
Height 6'-10'
Spread 4'-8'
Shape Upright, rounded
Primary Foliage Color Green, dark, glossy
Seasonal Foliage Color N/A
Flowering Season Spring
Flower Color Pink, deep rose
Growth Rate Slow to moderate
Sun Preferences Shade to partial shade
Water Preferences AVERAGE: Well-drained soil
Cold Hardiness Zone 7
Fruits N/A