Berlese, Botantial: Camellias, Blood color

The term "blood color" in relation to camellias typically refers to a deep, rich red color of the flowers. Camellia flowers come in a wide range of colors, including shades of red, pink, white, and sometimes yellow. When someone refers to a camellia as having a "blood color," they are describing a specific shade of red that is intense and often velvety in appearance.

In the context of camellia cultivars, there are many that exhibit this deep red or "blood color" characteristic. These cultivars are popular for their striking appearance in gardens and landscapes. Some examples of camellia cultivars known for their deep red flowers include:

1. **Camellia japonica 'Blood of China'**: This cultivar has large, deep red blooms with a formal double form.

2. **Camellia japonica 'Blood of Admiral von Tromp'**: Known for its deep red, semi-double flowers with prominent yellow stamens.

3. **Camellia japonica 'Black Magic'**: Although not precisely "blood color," it features very dark red, almost blackish blooms.

These cultivars and others like them are cherished for their vibrant colors and are often used as focal points in gardens or as cut flowers. If you're specifically interested in camellias with deep red flowers or have more questions about their cultivation, feel free to ask!