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Camellia
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Partial ShadeOften referred to as the Japanese Rose, Camellias are the first rose-like blooms we get in the late winter months. Camellias have lush, glossy evergreen foliage and velvety, symmetrical flowers that come in a spectrum of colors from pure white, blush pink, to rich reds. This plant’s ability to thrive in the chillier months make it a cherished addition for gardeners looking for year-round appeal.
Growing Tips:
- Sunlight: Partial shade is ideal, protecting the plant from harsh afternoon sun.
- Soil: Well-draining, slightly acidic soil is preferred for optimal growth.
- Watering: Keep the soil consistently moist, especially during dry periods and the flowering season.
- Hardiness: Camellias are hardy in USDA zones 7-10, with some varieties tolerant of colder temperatures.
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Early Wonder® |
Early Wonder is a fall-blooming Camellia that produces beautiful lavender-rose flowers as summer fades. For the remainder of the year, expect a beautiful evergreen shrub that reaches heights of 6-8’. |
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October Magic® Ruby™ |
October Magic Ruby is a beautiful choice for a Camellia in the garden that blooms in the fall instead of spring. Expect an evergreen shrub in the spring that bursts with rich, ruby-red blooms as the summer fades. This variety typically reaches a height of 4-6’. |
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October Magic® Orchid™ |
October Magic Orchid is a fall-blooming Camellia that produces unexpected white to blush blooms with lavender edging. Expect an evergreen shrub that will push out abundant blooms as summer fades. This variety typically reaches a height of 4-5’. |