Camellias

Genus of 100's of species of long-lived evergreen shrubs and small trees that thrive in acid rich, moist but well drained soil, positioned in partial or dappled shade, in a sheltered site from cold, dry winds and early morning sun.  

 Most Camellia species are fully frost hardy once established.  

Camellias are elegant shrubs that provide year round foliage and an abundance of showy flowers and suit both large woodland gardens or smaller borders.

C. japonica 'Angel'

A loose shrub with slightly pendulous branches, has semi-double white flowers in late winter/early spring.

  Grows up to 2m

A large, rounded shrub with medium, semi-double to anemone-form red/violet flowers in early to late spring.

     Grows up to 1-2m.

C.williamsii 'Debbie'

A large reliable shrub with a rather untidy habit, ideal coastal plant. Bears large amounts of clear pink paeony flowers in spring

     Grows up to 3m.