Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia
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  • Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia
  • Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia
  • Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia
  • Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia
  • Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia

Camellia japonica 'Black Lace' - Camellia

€99.95
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Perfectly shaped, velvety shimmering, deep red flowers with almost triangular petals are the characteristic of Camellia 'Black Lace'. Very good winter hardiness (winter hardiness zone 7b).

Delivery: 2-7 Tage
Growth and Size: CAJ-112B - Shrub, 'Black Lace', Pot 9 l, 80/100 cm
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Camellia Black Lace (Camellia williamsii x C. reticulata) scores with its velvety shimmering, dark red, double flowers, whose almost triangular petals arrange themselves perfectly symmetrically to form precious artwork. Flowering time is in March/April. Very good winter hardiness (hardiness zone 7b: -12/-15 °C). It is slow growing and its crown is very well branched, compact and rich in flowers.

punkt_gruen.gif General information on Japanese Camellia: The evergreen shrubs with the glossy, leathery dark green leaves love semi-shady places and acidic, well drained but moist, humus-rich soil as well as acidic fertilizers (e.g. rhododendron fertilizer). Their thick flower buds are already formed from (late) summer, ripen from about September until flowering in February/March/April at 0 to 10 °C, and open in cool places around 10 °C. If the temperature is too high, the buds will fall off before they open: Japanese Camellias are not houseplants! But they are wonderful winter garden plants, which rightly bear the nickname "Roses of Winter". Or – due to their surprisingly high winter hardiness, depending on the variety – they can be planted out as permanent guests in the garden, protected from the winter sun with a shade net or fleece. When planted in the garden, flowering starts (depending on the weather) a few weeks later than potted Camellia in a conservatory.

punkt_gruen.gif Quality: velvety red & double & very numerous & rose-like flowers; evergreen & glossy leaves; compact & slow growth; very hardy

punkt_gruen.gif Use: planted in the garden; in pots from March/April outdoors in a semi-shaded place - during winter in an unheated room; all year in an unheated or rarely heated conservatory

CAJ-112B

Data sheet

Family
Theaceae
Origin
Asia (mediterranean)
Flowering period
Winter
Color of flowers
Red
Growth
Shrub
Location
Shadow
winter temperature
5 (+/- 5) °C
Minimum temperature
-15 °C
Hardiness Zones
7
Height
2 - 2,5 m

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