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Add to your garden space with this 5-gal. Kramer's Supreme camellia plant. Perfect as a privacy screen, this evergreen shrub blooms in winter. Sparkling green leaves and bold red blossoms bring a splash of color.

Add to your landscape with this 5-gal. Debutante camellia plant. Great as a privacy screen, it grows 6 to 8-ft. tall. Soft light pink, peony-style blooms bring a splash of color to your space.

Hardy in zones 7 through 10, Camellia are gorgeous evergreens shrubs that begin flowering in late fall and continue to do so through early spring. These evergreen wonders enchant with glossy, dark green foliage that provide a lush canvas for their exquisite blooms that range from delicate whites to vibrant pinks and reds. Camellia are often grown as whimsical hedges and are perfect for luxurious, living privacy screens. They can also be carefully pruned and trained into specimen trees as well.

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.

The Taylor's Perfection Camellia is an unusual and exquisite addition to any mild temperature landscape. Large light-pink semi-double blooms delicately decorate the forest green foliage of this beautiful, winter-blooming shrub. This stunning evergreen reaches 8 ft. tall and wide, and can be easily trimmed and trained into formal shapes.

Famous for its huge frilly pink blooms, the 'Stephanie Golden' Camellia is the perfect fall and early winter bloomer. The Stephanie Golden's spectacularly frilled fuchsia blooms have gorgeous canary yellow centers and are truly showstoppers. These vibrant pink blooms contrast beautifully with the dark evergreen leaves that are reliably present year-round.

Brighten your outdoors with the October Magic Ruby Camellia, a phenomenal camellia plant from the SOUTHERN LIVING Plant Collection. This variety features fully double Christmas red blooms. These flowers appear in huge numbers every fall, creating quite a late-season display. This camellia shrub is often compared to the Shi Gashira Camellia due to its low-growing nature. At maturity, it reaches only 3 ft. to 4 ft. tall and 4 ft. to 5 ft. W, making it an ideal choice for a low-maintenance hedge or border. This camellia is hardy from USDA Zones 7-9, however, it is recommended to take Winter precautions for the first growing season. It grows best with about 3-hour to 4-hours of direct Sun or all-day filtered Sun. Plant in rich, slightly acidic soil for best results. Water 2-3 times per week for the first growing season. It's recommended to apply 3 in. to 4 in. of mulch to protect the roots from extreme temperature fluctuation. Add fertilizer in Spring with a slow-release acidic plant fertilizer. These camellias are well-rooted in a 2 Gal. pot and will range from 12 in. to 16 in. Tall with a wider spread. They are not guaranteed to be in bloom upon arrival.

Hardy in zones 7 through 10, Camellia are gorgeous evergreens shrubs that begin flowering in late fall and continue to do so through early spring. These evergreen wonders enchant with glossy, dark green foliage that provide a lush canvas for their exquisite blooms that range from delicate whites to vibrant pinks and reds. Camellia are often grown as whimsical hedges and are perfect for luxurious, living privacy screens. They can also be carefully pruned and trained into specimen trees as well.

The White Empress Camellia is a regal botanical beauty that reigns supreme with its pure, pristine, white blossoms. Grace your garden with the timeless elegance of large, white blooms against deep green foliage, creating a serene and majestic ambiance. Boasting a well-formed and upright structure, the White Empress Camellia reaches a mature height of 6 to 8 feet, making it a majestic focal point in gardens, along pathways, or as a striking addition to mixed borders. Thriving in USDA hardiness zones 7 to 10, this cold-hardy camellia is suited for a range of climates, ensuring a splendid display of white blossoms even in cooler winter regions. Caring for the White Empress Camellia is a joy, offering a harmonious blend of royal aesthetics and minimal maintenance. Flourishes in partial shade to filtered sunlight, making it adaptable to various garden settings. Elevate your garden with the pure beauty and regal presence of the White Empress Camellia, a botanical monarch that adds an air of sophistication to your outdoor space.

The Pink Perfection Camellia shrub is a true Southern statement piece! With pale pink fully double flowers that have layers of overlapping petals and glossy deep green foliage that stays evergreen all year round, what's not to love?! The light pink flowers will form throughout the summer and fall months to explode in blooms beginning in late winter through early spring.