camellias - A Selection
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An award-winning camellia boasting a profusion of small, double, rose-pink blooms that will create a spectacular display! Camellia ?Spring Festival? is an extremely popular and early flowering variety that will burst into bloom from late March to May, providing a much needed pop of colour early in the season when the garden needs it most. The evergreen foliage emerges with bronze tinges and adds structure and colour all through the year. Camellia ?Spring Festival? is perfect for slotting into
An award-winning hardy shrub that will add a burst of colour to the garden when it needs it most! Camellia ?Margaret Davis? is an early-flowering variety, producing masses of bi-coloured, double blooms with ruffled petals from February to April. Each cream-white flower measures around 10cm across and is decorated with an eye-catching, raspberry picotee edge. A great choice for woodland gardens or a large container filled with ericaceous compost. Height and spread: 4m (13ft).
Camellias are popular low-maintenance shrubs, providing beautiful blooms from early spring, which look stunning against their glossy evergreen foliage. Camellia flowers can be cut for a vase if you like to enjoy them indoors. Height: 200cm (78"). Spread: 150cm (59").
A vigorous upright evergreen camellia shrub with dark green foliage and red, dou
An award-winning camellia boasting a profusion of small, double, rose-pink blooms that will create a spectacular display! Camellia ?Spring Festival? is an extremely popular and early flowering variety that will burst into bloom from late March to May, providing a much needed pop of colour early in the season when the garden needs it most. The evergreen foliage emerges with bronze tinges and adds structure and colour all through the year. Camellia ?Spring Festival? is perfect for slotting into
An evergreen flowering shrub with double, rose-red flowers for acid soils
An award-winning hardy shrub that will add a burst of colour to the garden when it needs it most! Camellia ?Margaret Davis? is an early-flowering variety, producing masses of bi-coloured, double blooms with ruffled petals from February to April. Each cream-white flower measures around 10cm across and is decorated with an eye-catching, raspberry picotee edge. A great choice for woodland gardens or a large container filled with ericaceous compost. Height and spread: 4m (13ft).
Camellia japonica 'Roger Hall' is a bushy, evergreen shrub that creates a stunning formal display. In spring, its glossy green leaves provide the perfect backdrop for vibrant red flowers, offering a bold contrast. The blooms are strikingly beautiful, with perfectly formed, double petals that create a classic rosette shape. This compact, upright shrub grows with a neat and orderly habit, making it ideal for containers or acid-loving borders. Height: 250cm (98). Spread: 2m (6?). Culinary note:
Bring a touch of elegance to your garden or patio with Camellia japonica ‘Winter Perfume Pink’. This charming shrub bursts into bloom when you need it most, producing delicate soft pink flowers with a centre of golden stamens and a sweet, uplifting fragrance. Its compact nature makes it perfect for large pots or containers, brightening up entrances, patios, or sheltered garden spots during the chill of late winter and early spring. The lush, glossy evergreen leaves offer interest all
The flowers of Camellia japonica ‘Fairy Blush’ may be small, but they are exceptionally prolific, go on for months and exude a lovely fragrance. From late winter to early spring, dark pink buds open into profuse clusters of small, single, blush pink flowers. The spent flowers are shed very efficiently maintaining its attractive appearance throughout its flowering period.It forms a compact, bushy shrub with small, evergreen leaves, the new foliage emerging with pink tints. Camellia japonica
An autumn and winter flowering, scented pink-flowering evergreen camellia shrub
The green glossy leaves of this plant provide a stunning backdrop for the gorgeous red plants produced in winter. A compact shrub, this plant can be trained against a wall, or be left in a pot where it will be quite content. Camellia plants require a moist, well drained, acid soil in a sheltered, shaded position. In areas where acid soil does not naturally occur, grow Camellia plants in patio containers using a mix of ericaceous compost and John Innes No. 3 and position in dappled shade. Water
Lift gloomy days at the end of the season with Camellia sasanqua 'Autumn Festival' - a multi-coloured autumn to winter flowering camellia. The flowers come in a harmonious palette of cerise-red, soft pinks and white, all highlighted with a boss of golden stamens. The abundant flowers stand out beautifully against a backdrop of luxurious evergreen foliage. This low maintenance, compact shrub will thrive in a container of ericaceous compost or as a specimen shrub planted into a border with acidic
The flowers of Camellia japonica ‘Fairy Blush’ may be small, but they are exceptionally prolific, go on for months and exude a lovely fragrance. From late winter to early spring, dark pink buds open into profuse clusters of small, single, blush pink flowers. The spent flowers are shed very efficiently maintaining its attractive appearance throughout its flowering period.It forms a compact, bushy shrub with small, evergreen leaves, the new foliage emerging with pink tints. Camellia japonica
Large, carmine-red blooms with contrasting golden stamens create an outburst of spring colour! Each flower is up to 15 cm in diameter, making them a captivating focal point. The dark, glossy foliage remains evergreen, providing year-round colour and structure in the garden. Camellia japonica 'R.L. Wheeler' will grow to be a large, majestic shrub over time. A lovely choice for an acid border. Height: 4m (13?). Spread: 2.5m (8?).
