Camellia japonica | Common Camellia - 280-290cm, 55lt Ground Covering A self-fertile variety

A self-fertile variety

The Medlar 'Nottingham' is a distinct fruit tree

It prefers partial shade and its young foliage and flowers need to be protected from too much sun and hard winds

compact mound

It is adaptable to full sun

Camellia japonica | Common Camellia - 280-290cm, 55lt Ground Covering A self-fertile varietyCamellia japonica is an attractive variable evergreen shrub that counts over 300 000 cultivars. It has leathery, glossy, oval, dark green leaves and spectacular flowers that usually bloom in late winter to spring and last three to four weeks. Depending on the variety, flowers range from miniature to huge, and its colour from pure white to soft pink and dark red. Camellia japonica thrives in fertile, rich, slightly acidic soil, moist and well drained.