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Camelia Flower (Camellia japonica) Lollipop

SKU · CFCJ|140 x 60 cm|Fully hardy down to -12°C. Protect opening winter blossoms from sudden sharp frosts with fleece.

This Camellia offers a beautiful twist on a classic favorite. Expertly trained into a neat topiary shape with a clear stem and a rounded head of glossy, dark green leaves, it brings elegant, formal height to the garden. In late winter and early spring, it bursts into color with a display of large, stunning, rose-like flowers. It’s an eye-catching, structured piece that looks absolutely brilliant in a feature pot on the patio or framing a front entrance.

£179

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Size (H × W)
140 x 60 cm
Sunlight
Partial to Full Shade. It prefers a sheltered spot with dappled light. Try to avoid planting it where it gets harsh, direct morning sun right after a winter frost, as thawing out too quickly can damage the developing flower buds.
Watering
Moderate. Keep the soil evenly moist but never soggy. It is especially important to water it consistently during late summer and autumn, as this is when the plant forms next year’s flower buds. If possible, water it with collected rainwater, as Camellias can be sensitive to the calcium in hard tap water.
Soil & Drainage
Needs acidic, well-drained soil to thrive. If your garden soil isn't naturally acidic, it is highly recommended to keep this topiary in a large container filled with high-quality ericaceous (acidic) compost. Ensure the pot has plenty of drainage holes.

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Care & specifications

Everything you need to know to grow this specimen successfully in the UK climate.

Size (H × W)
140 x 60 cm
Sunlight
Partial to Full Shade. It prefers a sheltered spot with dappled light. Try to avoid planting it where it gets harsh, direct morning sun right after a winter frost, as thawing out too quickly can damage the developing flower buds.
Watering
Moderate. Keep the soil evenly moist but never soggy. It is especially important to water it consistently during late summer and autumn, as this is when the plant forms next year’s flower buds. If possible, water it with collected rainwater, as Camellias can be sensitive to the calcium in hard tap water.
Soil & Drainage
Needs acidic, well-drained soil to thrive. If your garden soil isn't naturally acidic, it is highly recommended to keep this topiary in a large container filled with high-quality ericaceous (acidic) compost. Ensure the pot has plenty of drainage holes.
Hardiness
Fully hardy down to -12°C. Protect opening winter blossoms from sudden sharp frosts with fleece.
Ideal For
Framing doorways, formal pathway symmetry, courtyard focal points, or luxury patio containers.

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