· camellia ‘betty sheffield’ is a charming and highly variable camellia japonica cultivar, featuring semi- double flowers that often display pink, white, or variegated petals—sometimes all on the same plant. These stunning beauties come in many bloom colors with some varieties blooming in fall while others bloom in winter and/or spring. Semi-double flowers are rare in the wild and – like double flowers – are almost always cultivated. They have more than the typical number of petals (often in two whorls), but fewer than fully double flowers, usually around 10–12 petals. Rubussemiplenus, a new species with naturally occurring semi- double flowers , is described and illustrated. We offer a huge selection of camellia varieties that produce an abundance of magnificent formal double, peony type or semi- double flowers. The semi- double (semiplenus) floral trait is highly valued in the field of horticulture, yet it remains exceptionally rare in wild plants. · unlike many varieties of double flowers, semi-double petals allow you to see the center of the plant. · flowers with multiple layers of petals, often called double or semi- double blooms , feature extra petals due to genetic mutations or breeding, creating a lush, ruffled look. Learn more about their care requirements, when to choose each type, and how they differ from one another. Discover the unique characteristics of single, semi- double , and double rose flowers with garden seeker. Examples of semi-double flowers include gerbera daisies, certain types of asters, dahlias, peonies, roses, and most types of gillenia. · semi-double flowers are an intermediate form.
