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A vigorous growing and truly remarkable Camellia, Black Magic boasts glossy, semi-double, deep red flowers with wavy petals and golden-yellow stamens. Its lustrous, serrated-edged, holly-like foliage provides a shiny contrast to the exotic richness of the flowers, and is sure to make a dramatic statement in any setting. A stunning specimen, Camellias deserve a featured spot in any landscape for their neat, well-kept appearance and beautiful, fragrant flowers. To enjoy the striking flowers indoors, display cuttings in your favorite vase or try floating just 1 in a bowl of water.

The Camellia Japonica 'Red Twister' is known for its beautiful vibrant red showy blooms. The blooms this plant produces can grow in a twisted or spiraling manner which gives the flower a unique appearance. The best location to plant this camellia is somewhere that receives partial shade or filtered sunlight. It prefers moist, but well draining soil. Light pruning can be done to remove any dead or broken branches which will encourage new growth. This camellia performs best with a balanced slow-release fertilizer that is good for acidic plants.

The Early Wonder Camellia is a gorgeous new selection from the Southern Living Plant Collection. This variety produces stunning formal double blooms, lavender-pink in color. These flowers appear in Fall, earlier than other Camellia japonica varieties, hence the name Early Wonder. The foliage is consistently dark green and evergreen. Each leaf is leathery and glossy, with a light serration on the edge. At maturity, this camellia reaches 6 ft. to 8 ft. tall and 4 ft. to 6 ft. W. It's ideal for an accent, privacy planting or along a property line. The Early Wonder Camellia is hardy from USDA Zones 7-9. It needs 3-hours to 4-hours of direct sun or all-day filtered sun to thrive. Plant in slightly acidic, rich soil with good drainage for best results. Water your new plantings 2 to 3 times per week for the first growing season. Fertilize in spring with a slow-release acidic plant fertilizer. We recommend applying 3 in. to 4 in. of mulch around the base of the plant as well. These Camellias are well-rooted in their 2 Gal. pots and will range from 15 in. to 20 in. tall. They are not guaranteed to be in bloom on arrival.

A larger growing Camellia, Blood of China produces a striking display of red, peony-like blooms that stand out marvelously against its dark green foliage. Blooming from late winter to early spring Blood of China is one of the only varieties that produce deep red flowers with an orange cast. A stunning specimen, Camellias deserve a featured spot in any landscape for their neat, well-kept appearance and beautiful, fragrant flowers.

This Camellia Japonica is the perfect landscape plant for a shady area and it provides beautiful white blooms during the late fall and winter. When your landscape is at is bleakest during the cold of winter, Camellia Japonica is at its best with large white blooms that will appear to glow in the dark. A stunning specimen, Camellias deserve a featured spot in any landscape for their neat, well-kept appearance and beautiful flowers.

High Fragrance has large, light pink, semi-double flowers and an alluring, rose-like fragrance. With full, frilly, double blooms, this spring flowering hybrid has the most appropriate name imaginable. Its aptly called High Fragrance and this very accurate as its the most scented Camellia you'll find on the market. What more could you want. Its super hardy to minus 20°C and its glossy veil of healthy evergreen leaves makes the perfect back the large, romantic dusky pink blossoms. High Fragrance' is one of the most desirable cultivated hybrids of camellia. The beautiful, semi-double pale pink flowers are wonderfully scented, as the name suggests, especially on the first day they open. Appearing in late winter to early spring, they have a cluster of yellow stamens hidden in the luscious petals. Be sure to cut some of camellia 'High Fragrance' blooms to enjoy the scent inside. Evergreen foliage is glossy green with a decidedly upright habit reaching up to 8 ft. tall. Use camellia 'High Fragrance' as a container or landscape specimen in a high visibility location where the fragrance can be enjoyed.

The October Magic Rose Camellia is a breathtaking evergreen shrub that brings elegance and charm to any garden or landscape. This Camellia variety showcases abundant, double blooms in shades of soft pink to salmon-rose, creating a stunning display from fall to early winter. With its compact, upright growth habit and glossy, dark green foliage, October Magic Rose Camellia is perfect for use as a specimen plant, hedge, or container planting. Bring the beauty of autumn to your outdoor space with the enchanting October Magic Rose Camellia.

Professor Sargent Camellia is a superior camellia variety flaunting spectacular, cherry red flowers and bringing interest to winter gardens when everything else has faded away. Even when not in bloom, its lustrous, dark green leaves add outstanding texture and a colorful display to any setting. A stunning specimen, Camellias deserve a featured spot in any landscape for their neat, well-kept appearance and beautiful flowers.

The 'Tama Vino' Camellia promises to knock your socks off every fall season with reliably dynamic, eye-popping color. The 'Tama Vino' has medium sized, semi-double blooms that are a crisp white on the edges, and a rich wine-red in the center. When not in bloom, these stunners are providing reliable, dark evergreen growth that quickly becomes a fixture in any landscape.

The Early Wonder Camellia is a gorgeous new selection from the Southern Living Plant Collection. This Camellia variety produces stunning formal double blooms, lavender-pink in color. These flowers appear in Fall, earlier than other Camellia japonica varieties, hence the name Early Wonder. The foliage is consistently dark green and evergreen. Each leaf is leathery and glossy, with a light serration on the edge. At maturity, this pink blooming camellia shrub reaches 6 ft. to 8 ft. tall and 4 ft. to 6 ft. W. It's ideal for an accent, privacy planting or along a property line. The Early Wonder Camellia bushes are hardy from USDA Zones 7-9. It needs 3-hours to 4-hours of direct sun or all-day filtered sun to thrive. Plant in slightly acidic, rich soil with good drainage for best results. Water your new camellia plantings 2 to 3 times per week for the first growing season. Fertilize in spring with a slow-release acidic plant fertilizer. We recommend applying 3 in. to 4 in. of mulch around the base of the plant as well. They are not guaranteed to be in bloom on arrival.