Japanese Camellia (Camellia japonica) are wonderful Winter/Spring blooming additions to any landscape. There are a large range of varieties and cultivars that show off different colors and shapes of flowers. Most grow 8'-12' tall and 6'-8' wide and are slow growing. Camellias are best planted in moist, well-drained soil and part shade, as they are not tolerant of direct, hot afternoon sun. They do need an acidic soil as well, so fertilizers and/or soil amendments are recommended. Frequent watering after planting is important for establishment and vigor. Blooms in Winter or early Spring.

Red Velvet is a winter bloomer with deep red, double blooms. It reaches 8-10 feet high and 6-8 feet wide.

Morning Glow has double white blooms in winter and spring. It reaches 6-8 feet high and 4-6 feet wide.

Early Autumn blooms in early fall to late winter with pink double blooms. It reaches 8-10 feet high and 6-8 feet wide.

Laura Walker features variegated leaves and flowers. The blooms are double light pink with darker pink streaks. They reach 6-10 feet high and wide.

Rosea Plena has large, formal rose-pink double blooms in winter and early spring. It reaches 6-10 feet high and 6-8 feet wide.

Pink Perfection has unique, pale pink flowers that blooms late winter through spring. It reaches 8-10 feet high and 6-8 feet wide.

High Fragrance has large, semi-double light pink flowers that bloom late fall through early spring. It is known for it's strong, rose-like fragrance. It grows 5-8 feet high and wide.