All Ornamental Shrubs * | Camellia X Williamsii Donation | 3 Litre Pot

Exceptionally Long-Flowering. Position: Partial Shade (But Not East-Facing) Soil: Moist But Well-Drained, Humus-Rich, Acid Soil (Or Ericaceous Compost For Container-Grown Specimens) Rate Of Growth: Slow Growing Flowering Period: February To May Hardiness: Fully Hardy An Exceptionally Long-Flowering Camellia That Produces Large, Semi-Double, Soft Pink, Saucer-Shaped Flowers From February To May Among Glossy, Bright Green Leaves. In Partial Shade The Flowers Of This Popular, Evergreen Shrub Are Longer-Lasting And Less Likely To Fade. Compact And Upright In Shape, It’S Perfect For Growing In A Large Patio Container Or For Creating An Informal Flowering Screen. Garden Care: To Prevent Damage To The Emerging Buds And Flowers Protect From Cold, Dry Winds And Early Morning Sun. Water Established Plants In Dry Weather To Prevent Bud Drop. Apply A Balanced Liquid Fertiliser In Mid-Spring And Again In June. Top-Dress Annually With Shredded Bark Or Well-Rotted Leaf Mould. After Flowering Lightly Trim Or Prune Any Branches That Spoil The Appearance Of The Plant.