Yuletide Camellia Japonica Live Plant Evergreen Shrub 5 to 10 Feet Tall Partial to Full Shade

The Camellia japonica Live Plant is a gardener’s delight, offering beautiful blooms and dark green evergreen foliage that enhances your backyard year-round. These long-lived evergreen shrubs or small trees reach heights of 5-10 feet, depending on the species and cultivar. Their glossy, dark green, 2-4 inch foliage remains attractive even when the plant is not in bloom. Typically blooming from fall to early spring, with flowers appearing from October through March, they may bloom later in colder regions. Camellias add structure, balance, and height to any garden design.

Enjoy the following benefits with Camellia japonica Live Plant:

• Year-round color and texture
• Long-lived evergreen foliage
• Versatile use in foundation plantings, borders, and hedges
• Adaptable to espaliering or bonsai
• Improves overall garden design

Consider Camellia japonica Live Plant for foundation plantings, borders, hedges, and specimen plants. Some varieties can be espaliered or grown as bonsai. Camellias are often spotted as anchoring plants, with their large size and dark green foliage providing structure, balance, and height to an overall garden design. With their fall to early spring flowers, Camellia japonica Live Plant is an excellent addition to any garden.

Here are some frequently asked questions about Camellia japonica Live Plant:

1. How tall will the Camellia japonica Live Plant grow? Depending on the species and cultivar, it can grow anywhere from 5-10 feet tall.
2. What type of sunlight does this camellia need? It thrives in partial to full shade, with some tolerance for morning sun.
3. What is the ideal soil pH for Camellia japonica? Camellias prefer well-drained, slightly acidic soil with a pH of 6.0-6.5.
4. How often should I water my Camellia japonica Live Plant? Soil should remain moist. Water camellias once a week, especially in dry weather, ensuring the water penetrates the soil.
5. Can this plant be grown in a pot? Yes, Camellia japonica can be grown in a pot, provided it is large enough to accommodate the root system and has proper drainage.