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Types of camellia accordint to the shape
SIMPLEFrom 5 to 8 petals with stamen visible in the inner circle.
SEMI-DOUBLETwo or more rows of petals (more than 8) either smooth or curly. Stamen visible.
DOUBLE INCOMPLETENumerous petals overlapping. Stamen visible when the flower is open.
DOUBLE COMPLETESeveral rows of petals overlapping. Stamen not visible.
ANEMONEOne or more rows of exterior petals surrounding a globe-shaped centre formed by stamens and petaloids.
PEONYGlobe-shaped flower with a mixture of irregular petals and petaloids, or of both, plus stamens.
