There is a Camellia that is called "Northern Lights". The ones I saw were white, with some lilac pinkish edges.

Hi Amazin , sorry I'm new at this web stuff ( mostly just a lurker) and couldn't find were I wrote to you the 1st time ... me feel so dumb with this puter stuff... but yes I have 9 begonias and 6 are from Logee's, some are named and other are ( pass a along's ) ..... Named ones= Begonia " Richardsiana" B." Snow Capped " B. "Tea Rose" B. "Hot Tamale" B. "Good and Plenty " B, "Tiny Gem " B. " Silver Queen " The Richardsiana has in pass week took a big flop , and so not sure whats up with it , taken it back into house , hope it was just heat stroking from 100 + daze we have been in for pass couple of weeks here in nastyville , so not sure about it. Two other's unknown named ones but pretty just the same and last one I think mite be B. " Sophia Cecile " not sure. I see you have " My Special Angel " have been looking at it in the catalogs . sorry I'm so long winded.... but sure there must be something in your long list that we can work with . P.s. I wont make it to any plant swap so..... not sure how we would do this if we've a mind to ???? But thanks for your time and effort if thats the only way .

I have several varieties of this series including 'Lemon Lights.' They do fine here in any exposure- my Lemon sees shade in the afternoon but my Mandarins are in full sun all day long. You're south of me so I'd suggest some shade in the later half of the day if you can do it.

I tend not to prune any new shrub, letting it grow for at least a year or two first. Pruning removes foliage which provides the energy the plant uses to grow roots, branches, leaves, and flower buds, so you don’t want to remove those on a new, young plant. If you still don’t like the form in a couple of years, then try pruning.