Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann
- Mature size: 2-3m tall x 1.5-2m wide.
- Recommended spacing for hedging: 1-1.5m apart.
- Ideal growing conditions: Full sun to partial shade.
- Growth rate: Moderate.
Uses
Hedge, screen, container plant, feature plant, cottage garden, espalier.
Noteworthy
Attractive to birds, winter flowering, evergreen, easy to grow, low maintenance.
Tolerant
Drought tolerant once established, light frost, adaptable to various soil types with good drainage, pollution tolerant.
Colour/Growth Form
Glossy, dark green leaves with vibrant pink flowers blooming in autumn to early winter. Compact shrub with upright growth habit, perfect for adding colour to your garden during cooler months. Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann delights with its striking floral display and is ideal for creating lush hedges or standalone features.
What is Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann?
A versatile and beautifully flowering shrub, Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann thrives in a variety of garden settings, loved for its profuse pink blossoms and glossy foliage. This evergreen beauty enhances both formal and informal garden designs, making it a popular choice among gardeners.
How to Care for Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann
Provide well-drained, slightly acidic soil enriched with organic matter. Water regularly but avoid waterlogging. Fertilize with a balanced plant fertilizer in spring to encourage blooming. Minimal pruning needed to maintain shape; prune after flowering if necessary.
The Beauty of Rose Ann's Flowers
Rose Ann blooms display magnificent pink hues with a delicate fragrance, attracting pollinators. Their striking petals add a layer of elegance and colour, creating a captivating visual impact against rich green foliage.
Ideal Growing Conditions
Prefers cool, sheltered positions away from harsh winds. Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann is resilient in warmer climates and sunlight-dappled areas, adapting well to varied soil conditions while flourishing in both full sun and partial shade.
Benefits of Planting Camellia sasanqua Rose Ann
Ideal for enhancing biodiversity, this charming shrub provides habitat and food for local wildlife. It's perfect for creating hedges that serve as natural screens or featuring as container plants in urban gardening.