Camellia japonica 'E. H. Wylam'

Camellia japonica 'E. H. Wylam' is a japonica cultivar known for large, ornamental blooms with a richly doubled flower form. Although the provided reference text does not give a direct varietal description, this cultivar is generally recognized as a showy garden camellia with bold pink to rose-pink flowers, often with some tonal variation or occasional variegation. As a Camellia japonica, it is typically an evergreen shrub valued for glossy dark green foliage and a dense, attractive habit suited to specimen planting or woodland gardens. Blooming is most often in the mid-season for japonicas, and the plant usually develops into a bushy to upright shrub over time.