camellias - A Selection
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Introducing the Camellia reticulata 'Mary Williams', a truly captivating shrub perfect for adding a touch of elegance to your garden. This compact variety showcases large, perfectly formed blooms in a delightful rose-pink hue, beautifully contrasted by bright lemon-yellow anthers. Its glossy, dark green foliage provides year-round structure and screening, making it a valuable asset in any garden setting. The 'Mary Williams' Camellia is ideally suited for planting in a large patio container or

Camellia japonica is probably one of the best know varieties of this truly striking evergreen shrub. Camellia ?Brushfield?s Yellow? is guaranteed to give you a stunning spring display with its glossy leaves reflecting the sunlight, and the beautiful blooms opening to reveal their white outer petals and creamy-yellow ruffled centres.

Camellia ?E G Waterhouse? is an award-winning williamsii hybrid, which is extremely vigorous, free-flowering and hardy, coping well in some of the most challenging conditions. From March to April, this hardy shrub produces pink double blooms with layer upon layer of densely packed petals. Each flower measures roughly 10cm (4in) across and stands out beautifully against a backdrop of deep green foliage on a narrow, columnar plant. A wonderful specimen for a woodland garden and can also be grown

An evergreen camellia tea shrub with pink-streaked, double white spring flowers

Camellia japonica ?Virginia Franco? is an evergreen shrub with shiny leathery foliage and beautiful medium sized formal double white flowers with pink stripes. They do not require pruning and will happily live in containers. Flowers February-April. Height 150-200cm.

Larger than average white blooms

From late winter to early spring, Camellia japonica 'Nuccio's Gem' bears exquisite pure white, double flowers, reaching up to 10cm in diameter, which sparkle against dark, evergreen foliage. This medium-height variety forms a bushy upright shrub that makes a choice focal specimen for shady borders with acidic soil or as a patio feature grown in a large container. RHS Award of Garden Merit. Height and Spread: 2.5-4m (8.2-13ft).Plant height and spread is seasonal therefore we list by pot size

An upright evergreen camellia shrub with dark green foliage and pale pink, doubl

Basking in the dappled shade of a woodland type border or planted into a large container in a shady corner of the patio, the glossy, evergreen foliage of Camellia sasanqua ‘Pink’ provides a quiet presence during the summer as a backdrop to more vivid bedding. But come autumn, when the garden landscape has lost its energy and colour, it suddenly unveils a wonderful surprise. From late autumn to winter, Camellia sasanqua ‘Pink’ bears masses of flowers, smaller than spring-flowering
Just as you might expect, Camellia ?Swan Lake? boasts ruffles of pristine white blooms that deliver the most elegant display during the cold winter months. The semi-double flowers stand out against a cloak of dark, glossy evergreen leaves, making this a spectacular specimen shrub for acid soils. With an upright habit, it is best suited to the back of borders where it makes a lovely backdrop for summer flowering plants. It will also happily grow in a large patio container, where you can position

Flowers vary from blush to rich coral-pink

With its shiny leaves catching the sunlight and exquisite blooms opening to expose their white outer petals and creamy-yellow ruffled centres, Camellia 'Brushfield's Yellow' is sure to give you a spectacular spring display. Camellia japonica is perhaps one of the most well-known cultivars of this stunning evergreen shrub. Make this shrub the focal point of a spring display bed, and it will provide appeal well into the summer. Height: 400cm (157). Spread: 250cm (98)

Camellias are a highlight of the spring garden delivering a luxuriant display of flowers from as early as February. These evergreen beauties are prized for their large blooms and eye-catching colours that stand out beautifully against a backdrop of lustrous, dark green foliage.

A multi-coloured camellia, Camellia japonica 'Winter Festival' features double flowers in a range of harmonious shades from creamy-white, soft pink, rose-pink to cerise-red. This compact variety is perfect for a patio container, creating a much-needed colour rush in the cold greys of February and continuing to brighten the landscape as spring gets fully underway in April. The cloak of glossy, evergreen foliage provides colour and structure throughout the year and a superb backdrop for summer



