Camellia Seeds – Mixed Colors
Camellia Seeds – Mixed Colors
Camellia Seeds – Mixed Colors

Camellia Seeds – Mixed Colors

These seeds are suitable for home gardening use
$15.93 USD
$15.93 USD
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Camellia Seeds – Mixed Colors Variety produce elegant, evergreen shrubs known for their glossy foliage and exquisite blooms in a range of beautiful shades. These blooms often appear in winter and early spring, adding vibrant color when most gardens are still dormant. The mixed variety includes pink, red, white, and soft pastel tones, creating a graceful and refined display in any landscape or container garden.

Camellias are a long-lasting favorite for ornamental use due to their dense growth habit, glossy leaves, and stunning flowers. They thrive best in partial shade and well-drained, slightly acidic soil. Ideal for foundation plantings, hedges, and decorative pots, these plants are both hardy and visually appealing.

Features:

  • Type: Evergreen perennial shrub

  • Common Name (US): Camellia

  • Variety: Mixed Colors

  • Flower Colors: Pink, red, white, and pastel shades

  • Growth Habit: Dense and bushy

  • Height: 3–10 feet (depending on variety and pruning)

  • Soil Requirement: Slightly acidic, well-drained, and rich in organic matter

  • Sunlight: Partial shade; avoid harsh afternoon sun

  • Watering: Regular; keep soil evenly moist but not waterlogged

  • Bloom Time: Late winter to early spring

  • Special Feature: Evergreen foliage and winter-season blooming

Specifications:

  • Planting Season: Late winter to early spring or fall

  • Hardiness Zones (USDA): Zones 7–10

  • Sowing Method: Start seeds indoors or in a sheltered area; plant in seed trays or pots before transplanting outdoors

  • Germination Time: 1–3 months (Camellia seeds germinate slowly)

  • Germination Temperature: 70–75°F (21–24°C)

  • Spacing Between Plants: 3–5 feet (90–150 cm)

  • Mature Plant Height: 3–10 feet depending on pruning and variety

  • Best Growing Months:

    • Northern Zones (7): March to September

    • Mid Zones (8–9): February to October

    • Southern Zones (10): January to November

  • Maintenance: Moderate; prune lightly after flowering to shape and remove dead wood

  • Uses: Foundation planting, hedges, ornamental garden beds, patio containers, and shaded garden borders