Camellia sasanqua - 350-370cm, 210lt HeucheraCamellia sasanqua is a slow growing, upright, densely branched, pyramidal to oval rounded, evergreen shrub with narrowly oval, pointed, dark green leaves. A profusion of graceful, mildly aromatic, white, pale pink, rose or red flowers with golden yellow stamens, bloom from late summer to early winter, depending on climate. Flowers are followed by small, rounded, seed capsules. Camellia sasanqua is not very difficult to grow if given the right
It also grows well in full sun
but it can grow in almost any kind of soil
fully double
preferring well-drained
It doesn’t like wet and poorly-drained soils because it can lead to root rot
Lack of soil moisture or excessive exposure can cause leaf scorch
The needles of 'Wiethorst' are long and slender
Leylandii hedges are ideal for noise reduction
The bark is constantly peeling into thin papery curls revealing new
silvery underneath
Lilac ‘Beauty of Moscow’ grows well in most soil types as long as they are well-drained
leaves are bronze in spring