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Camellia sasanqua 'Rose Ann' is a vigorous evergreen shrub with beautiful rose-pink flowers and a dense, upright growth habit. Its glossy green foliage and generous flowering display make it an excellent choice for hedging, screening and feature planting in subtropical and temperate gardens.
Flowers
Attractive rose-pink, double to semi-double flowers appearing from late summer or autumn through the cooler months, depending on growing conditions.
Foliage
Dense, glossy dark green evergreen leaves, providing excellent year-round garden structure.
Fruit
Small seed capsules may occasionally develop but are generally insignificant.
Form & Size
Upright, vigorous evergreen shrub. Approximately 3–4 m high × 1.5–2.5 m wide when allowed to grow naturally. Can be maintained smaller with regular pruning.
Growing Conditions
Position: Full sun to partial shade.
Soil: Slightly acidic, organic-rich, well-drained soil.
Water: Regular during establishment and prolonged dry conditions.
Frost: Tolerates light frost once established.
Wind: Protection from strong, drying winds is beneficial.
Climate: Well suited to suitable Sunshine Coast gardens and temperate regions.
Uses
Privacy screening, flowering hedges, boundary planting, feature shrubs and espalier.
Maintenance
Fertilise in spring, maintain organic mulch and prune after flowering to control size and promote dense branching.
Notes
An excellent option where a taller flowering camellia hedge is required. Its mature height can exceed the compact dimensions often quoted for young nursery plants.
Companion Plants
Gardenia, Azalea, Hydrangea, Loropetalum and Liriope.
Common Name: Rose Ann Camellia
Botanical Name: Camellia sasanqua 'Rose Ann'
Family: Theaceae
Origin: Horticultural cultivar; sasanqua camellias originate from Japan.
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