英語の後に日本語が続きます。
The sasanqua camellia is native to Japan and can be found across the country. It blooms from October to December—unlike
Camellia japonica, which flowers from February to April. Its colors range from white to pink and red, and its petals vary from single to double. The combination of pink shades and layered petals in these photos makes the blooms look gorgeous.
The blooms of the sasanqua and the Japanese camellia resemble each other, but they differ in several ways—such as how the flower dies. A sasanqua sheds its petals one by one, while
a Japanese camellia falls off in its entirety.
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サザンカ（山茶花）です！色や形は様々ですが、ピンクの八重咲きが一番派手な気がします。いつも思うのが椿との違いです。山茶花は花びらをたくさん落としますが、
椿は花が丸ごとぽとっと落ちます。
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