Camellias for Sale
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The Best Selection of Camellia Shrubs Online! Camellia plants are dense evergreen shrubs with beautiful foliage and blooming flowers that last from fall through early spring. Winter blooming camellias will open up when most other plants are preparing for dormancy which is what makes them unique. The leaves on a camellia plant will stay glossy and green all year long. Their evergreen foliage will outshine other winter plants and contrast the flower buds nicely. They are one of our top picks for winter interest plants. What Are The Best Types of Camellias? Perfect Plants is proud to offer 6 types of camellia varieties for you to choose from, including: Pink Perfection Camellia Shi Shi Gashira Camellia Yuletide Camellia Professor Sargent Camellia Debutate Camellia Camellia blooms come in many colors including shades of pink, red, and white. With easy care and minimal maintenance, it's not hard to see why camellia bushes are loved by many gardeners all over the world. Buy Camellias from Perfect Plants and enjoy speedy, secure shipping, guaranteed! Caring for Camellia Shrubs Camellias feature over 260 species, some of which bloom as early as October. Other species of camellia plants will flower in December or January and enjoy their colors through April, depending on the variety. Usually, the camellia bloom time is from late fall through early spring. The camellia variety, planting location, and local weather will determine the exact timeframe the blooming camellia will open up. Camellia blooming season is one of our favorite times of the year. Once your flowering shrub is delivered, we recommend taking it out of the box ASAP. Give it a thorough watering and loosen the root ball. Dig a hole the size of the root ball and gently place the plant into the planting hole. Backfill with native soil or amended soil. Water the plant well for the first month or two of planting to help establish a strong root system. A thick layer of mulch will help to retain moisture. The camellia
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