Carbeth Plants Camellia Silver Anniversary - Gift Wrapped

Not necessarily. As this is a living plant, the flowering period depends on the season; it may arrive with or without blooms.

Yes, Camellias grow very well in containers, provided you use ericaceous (acidic) compost and ensure the pot is large enough for root development.

It means the plant has been cultivated within the UK, ensuring it is better adapted to the British climate compared to imported varieties.

You can specify your custom text during the checkout process when placing your order.

Camellias require acidic soil (ericaceous). If your natural garden soil is chalky or alkaline, it is best to plant it in a pot with ericaceous compost.

Keep the soil moist, especially during the first year of planting. During dry, hot spells in the summer, check the soil daily and water when the top inch feels dry.

This often indicates a lack of acidity in the soil or over-watering; check the pH levels or ensure the pot has adequate drainage.

This usually happens due to irregular watering during the summer months; ensure the plant stays consistently moist but not waterlogged.

This may be caused by exposure to cold winds or too much direct sunlight; move the plant to a more sheltered or partially shaded position.