Large Yuletide Camellia
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- Half price now they have finished flowering
- Outdoor flowering plant for patios and gardens
- Price includes an attractive pot and handwritten greetings card
These beautiful camellia are an early flowering variety called sasanqua 'Yuletide' which will flower all through December and January for cheery colour in the garden. A brilliant gift for the winter garden, these garden staples have now finished flowering and have been dramatically reduced in price to make way for new stock.
Best as gifts for keen gardeners who will appreciate the promise of flowers to come next season or why not treat your own garden?
Our Large Red Yuletide Camellia plants are always welcome gifts as they bring colour and handsome glossy foliage during the winter months. Over time these young Camellia plants will grow on slowly and make a large permanent feature in a winter garden. Can be grown in a pot or planted out in the garden in any soil other than chalk.
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These instructions are sent with the plant gift
Camellias are really outdoor plants, but when they are young they make decorative pot plants in a cool room, producing beautiful rose like flowers in the winter and early spring.
While your Camellia is indoors, keep it as cool as you can and make sure there is plenty of natural light but not direct sunlight. An East or West facing window is ideal.
Keep your Camellia well watered, the compost should feel wet to touch. After flowering your Camellia plant can be re-potted in a larger pot with suitable compost and put outside on a patio or balcony or planted out into the ground. Camellias like acid soil, so choose compost suitable for rhododendrons and heathers and other acid-loving plants. When planting Camellias in the garden, choose a sheltered part-shaded position where you can see the winter flowers. Try to avoid a situation where the early morning sun shines on frosted plants because this can spoil the flowers.
Over time Camellias can grow into quite substantial specimens several feet high. In china, where these plants originate they have even been known to reach 15ft and 500 years old. Older plants are very hardy but young plants should be protected from frost.
Problem solving:
If your plant seems to be suffering indoors and prone to leaf drop, try putting it outside or in a cooler room. These are garden plants really and will always be happiest outdoors long term.
