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Camellia, Sasanqua
Camellia sasanqua
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| This robust and stylish aristocrat of the garden
is often passed by in favor of its more familiar cousin, Camellia japonica. |
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Leaves
Glossy, rich green leaves that remain shiny all year long.
Flowers
1-4 inch diameter blooms appear profusely in late fall or early winter. Flowers are
usually pink or white with yellow centers.
Fruit
Information not available.
Trunk
Information not available.
Propagation
Use cuttings dusted with rooting hormone powder.
Landscape usage
Camellia sasanqua is a versatile plant that provides seemingly continuous winter color to
mixed borders and hedges. It also looks good in containers and planters, especially when
blooming. Low-growing varieties make effective groundcover for steep hillsides or shady
places.
Interesting Facts
Camellia sasanqua are virtually pest
free and can survive periods of neglect. Best of all, the blossoms come in all sorts of
shapes and sizes.
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Camellia, sasanqua.
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Summary
Type: Shrub
Salt Tolerant: N/A
Height: 2-15 ft
Spread: N/A
Growth Rate: Slow
Light: Part shade
Water: Low
Hardiness: High
Native: No
Wildlife: Yes
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For more detailed information on this
plant go to:
Volusia Extension |
