Camellia minutiflora Vine ground cover that was found

ground cover that was found as a pale pink mutation of 'Snow' which is a white mutation of the darker pink 'Marge Miller'

Not sure we will have many available next year either

If you want tiny

Acer palmatum 'Will's Devine' is a reticulated selection that leaves emerge in the early spring with mint green coloration toward the edge fading to brilliant cream toward the center of the leaf

Camellia minutiflora Vine ground cover that was foundCamellia minutiflora is a little grown Chinese species that's proving to be an attractive, fine textured landscape plant for the Southeast US. It grows into a mound (eventual height of probably 10 12'), and the tiny foliage gives it a lacy appearance. In late winter tiny fragrant flowers are borne in profusion up and down the branches. Native to the Chinese Provinces of Jiangxi, Guangdong, and Hong Kong. Probably first introduced into the US by the