Camellia Plants
Growing Camellias
more tips like this in the Garden Club- 1Plant in ericaceous (acidic) compost or soil, as camellias won't tolerate lime
- 2Water with rainwater where possible, especially in hard water areas
- 3Avoid an east-facing spot, as morning sun on frozen buds can damage flowers
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(1)Camellia Bonomiana bears masses of double blooms measuring up to 10cm in diameter from January to March giving a very welcomed display at that time...
View full detailsWhite and creamy yellow ruffled flowers. Camellia Brushfields Yellow is beautiful camellia for early Spring colour in the garden. This fully har...
View full detailsSemi-double white flowers, flushed and striped rosy pink. Camellia Lady Vansittart makes a real statement in the Winter garden with her beautiful s...
View full detailsSemi-double white flowers, flushed and striped rosy pink. Camellia Lady Vansittart makes a real statement in the Winter garden with her beautiful s...
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(5)Large white peony like blooms! This beautiful, fully hardy, evergreen Camellia bears stunning, large white blooms which are reminscent of peony flo...
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(1)Masses of soft pink, semi-double blooms! This beautiful, fully hardy, evergreen Camellia is a wonderful addition to the garden, giving structure an...
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(3)Fuchsia pink double blooms. Camellia EG Waterhouse is a great addition to the makes a real statement in the Winter garden with sumptuous fully doub...
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(3)Unusual and fragrant Camellia with soft pink blooms! A more unusual variety of Camellia, Pink Perfection bears soft pink blooms with a sweet scent....
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