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Camellia x williamsii

'Lady's Maid'


Lady's Maid Camellia




Origin:  Eben Gowrie Waterhouse National Camellia Gardens, Caringbah, New South Wales, Australia.
Family
Theaceae
Genus
Camellia
Species
x williamsii
Cultivar
'Lady's Maid'
Category
Woody
Type
Shrub (evergreen)
USDA Hardiness Zone
8b - 9a
Canadian Hardiness Zone
8b
RHS Hardiness Zone
H4
Temperature (°C)
- 10 to - 5
Temperature (°F)
14 to 23
Height
2 - 4 m
Spread
1 - 3 m
Photographs
Description and Growing Information
Flowering Period
MarchApril
General Description
Originating from the Eben Gowrie Waterhouse National Camellia Gardens, these evergreen shrubs present bright pink flowers and glossy, elliptical leaves.
Landscape
Uses include: beds, borders, hedges, screens, patio, containers, walls and fences.
Cultivation
Grows best in a neutral or acid soil that is humus-rich, moist and free-draining in a semi-shaded area.
Shape
Upright shrub.
Growth
Medium
Pests
Aphids, scale insects, vine weevil, Camellia gall, and Camellia petal blight.
Habitat
Horticultural origin.
Leaf Description
Glossy, elliptic, dark green leaves.
Flower Description
Pendant, semi-double, bright pink flowers.
Notable Specimens
Burncoose Nursery and Gardens, Gwennap, Redruth, Cornwall, England.
Propagation
Semi-hardwood cuttings.
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