The florist and garden miscellany. London, Chapman and Hall, 1850-1851. Flower gardening, Gardening, Great Britain, Periodicals, A beautifully illustrated Camellia Japonica, specifically the variety known as 'Countess of Orkney.' The flower is depicted with lush, overlapping petals in a striking combination of white and soft pink, showcasing its exquisite form. Surrounding the flower are dark green, glossy leaves that enhance the vibrancy of the bloom. The intricate details highlight the texture of the petals and the natural beauty of the plant, inviting admiration for its elegance and delicate charm.

The florist and garden miscellany. London, Chapman and Hall, 1850-1851. Flower gardening, Gardening, Great Britain, Periodicals, A beautifully illustrated Camellia Japonica, specifically the variety known as 'Countess of Orkney.' The flower is depicted with lush, overlapping petals in a striking combination of white and soft pink, showcasing its exquisite form. Surrounding the flower are dark green, glossy leaves that enhance the vibrancy of the bloom. The intricate details highlight the texture of the petals and the natural beauty of the plant, inviting admiration for its elegance and delicate charm.

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