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Examples of camellia sinensis
camellia sinensis
Camellia sinensis is the tea camellia, so you can have your hedge and drink it too.
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Camellia sinensis is, however, relatively easy to grow here in New Zealand.
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For small hedges camellia sinensis is a tough rich green colour with small leaves perfect for clipping.
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Camellia sinensis thrives in tropical or subtropical alpine conditions which makes some parts of Asia ideal.
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My interest is in the more than sufficiently extensive world of camellia sinensis and its related and sub-species and varietals.
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The tea plant, camellia sinensis, is of course native to Asia and particularly the confluence between India, China and Burma.
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The major types of tea include black, green, white and oolong, which are all made from the leaves of the camellia sinensis shrub.
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Also open for the first time, the nearby Heatherly green tea plantation featuring 12 hectares of 170,000 camellia sinensis plants.
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As well as enjoying free draining acidic soils, camellia sinensis likes plenty of water which means to get the best out of your plants you'll need to irrigate in some way.
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