Maybe Camellia sinensis? Compare with this: Here is a link that might be useful: Camellia sinensis

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A MILLION TREES FOR THE AMAZON RAINFOREST My name is Macarena Rosales, and I live in Perú. I love eco-tourism. During a trip to the Peruvian Amazonia, I went to Codo del Pozuzo (Huánuco Region), and was delighted with its people and customs, and with the beauty of the Forest. I was talking to the villagers and making a kind of vivential tourism when I was informed about the sale of a piece of land which was deforestated for shepherding. I was full motivated and I intended not only to exploit and transform again that land into a small piece of lung of the Amazonia, but to give the surrounding communities the opportunity to economically take advantage of it in a conscious and ecological way. Then there will be planted trees, fruits and wood of which could immediately benefit both the environment as well as the ecosystem. This is not definitely a cheap project. I had to find out how to finance it effectively and creatively. A system generating the necessary funds to the project development without asking for donations... And I found the way:http://www.themilliontreeshomepage.com/ I would like you to join us. See you there! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1uPv_yisZY Here is a link that might be useful: Million Trees homepage

Thank you for the encouragement, interest and advice. A lot of the plants are of local provenance (many from regeneration) but as someone who has spent a lifetime passionate about plants, when I was gardening professionally in the UK, I do love variety as well! I am very lucky to have a couple of good mates who spent many years working for Fairhill Nursery before they retired and one of them, Phil, did a lot of their seed collecting; these two have been very generous in their knowledge and with 'special' plants so I do also have a lot of natives that are not of local provenance as well. I'm really looking forward to seeing this garden/wildlife plot develop and flourish - I just hope I'm around long enough to see it reach some form of maturity. Even now in these early stages (I do have quite a lot of mature trees as well) I get an immense pleasure from spending quiet times amongst these trees! At this point I would also recommend strongly the "Land for Wildlife Scheme" that is run through the local authorities. Thank you all for your interest and Happy Gardening. Cheers Jan