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Camelias

Camellias Camellias are flowering plants of the genus Camellia and family Theaceae. There are several hundred species, all native to tropical Asia. These shrubs, whose height ranges from 1 to 10 meters, are evergreen, that brings out their abundant flowering. The camellia flowers are single or double. Their shape may be that of roses, peonies or carnations. Their colors range from white to red through pink. There are also variegated varieties. Planting of camellias Camellias bloom in a mild climate, particularly in ocean climate They are able to withstand quite harsh winters (down to -15 or -20 ° C). It is advisable to plant them in autumn (October-November) or spring (March-April). Plant them in preference to partial shade and sheltered from strong winds, for example at the foot of a wall. Dig a hole 60 cm deep and fill with a mixture of soil and peat. The camellia needs a pH below 7 and doesn’t like limestone. Avoid clay soils, heavy and compact. Note: camellias are often used in the massive land of heather or you can plant them in isolated areas or in tubs. Maintenance of camellias After planting, water and protect the soil: this will keep it cool in summer and protect the roots from freezing in winter.

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Camelias