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Camellia japonica Large Bushy

SKU · CJLB|330 x 100 cm|Fully hardy down to -15°C. While the dense foliage is highly resilient, applying fleece protects the opening winter blossoms from sudden, sharp frosts.

A large, bushy Camellia is a fantastic way to bring year-round lushness and spectacular early color to your garden. Known for its dense, glossy evergreen foliage, this mature shrub provides a handsome backdrop even when it isn't in bloom. The real show starts in late winter to early spring when it bursts into a mass of gorgeous, rose-like flowers. It’s an ideal choice for creating a vibrant, flowering screen, filling out a shady border, or making a bold statement in a large patio container.

£450

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Size (H × W)
330 x 100 cm
Sunlight
Partial to Full Shade. It thrives in sheltered spots with dappled sunlight. Try to keep it out of harsh, direct morning sun especially after a winter frost as thawing too quickly can ruin the developing flower buds
Watering
Moderate. Keep the soil evenly moist but never waterlogged. It’s especially important to water consistently during late summer and early autumn when the plant is forming its flower buds for the following year. Rainwater is always best, as Camellias don't love the calcium in hard tap water.
Soil & Drainage
Requires acidic, well-drained soil. If your garden soil isn't naturally acidic (ericaceous), it will do brilliantly in a large planter filled with ericaceous compost. Just make sure the base has good drainage so the roots don't sit in water.

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Care & specifications

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

Size (H × W)
330 x 100 cm
Sunlight
Partial to Full Shade. It thrives in sheltered spots with dappled sunlight. Try to keep it out of harsh, direct morning sun especially after a winter frost as thawing too quickly can ruin the developing flower buds
Watering
Moderate. Keep the soil evenly moist but never waterlogged. It’s especially important to water consistently during late summer and early autumn when the plant is forming its flower buds for the following year. Rainwater is always best, as Camellias don't love the calcium in hard tap water.
Soil & Drainage
Requires acidic, well-drained soil. If your garden soil isn't naturally acidic (ericaceous), it will do brilliantly in a large planter filled with ericaceous compost. Just make sure the base has good drainage so the roots don't sit in water.
Hardiness
Fully hardy down to -15°C. While the dense foliage is highly resilient, applying fleece protects the opening winter blossoms from sudden, sharp frosts.
Ideal For
Dense evergreen screening, anchoring classic woodland borders, sophisticated courtyard focal points, or styling in large luxury ericaceous patio planters

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