10 of Our Favourite Grevilleas for Sunshine Coast Gardens
Camellia sasanqua 'Wahroonga' is an elegant evergreen shrub with an upright, dense growth habit and an abundance of beautiful pink flowers edged with lighter tones. Its attractive foliage and reliable autumn flowering make it a wonderful choice for creating flowering hedges, privacy screens and feature plantings.
Flowers
Large, predominantly pink single blooms with paler to white-edged petals and visible golden stamens. Flowers appear during autumn and early winter.
Foliage
Glossy, dark green evergreen leaves that provide year-round colour and excellent screening.
Fruit
Small seed capsules may occasionally form following flowering.
Form & Size
Dense, upright shrub reaching approximately 3 m high × 1.5–2 m wide, potentially taller in favourable conditions.
Growing Conditions
Position: Full sun to partial shade.
Soil: Slightly acidic, fertile and well drained.
Water: Regular during establishment and extended dry weather.
Frost: Tolerates light frost once established.
Wind: Shelter from strong, drying winds.
Climate: Suitable for Sunshine Coast and other mild subtropical to temperate gardens.
Uses
Flowering hedges, screening, boundary planting, garden features, espalier and large containers.
Maintenance
Apply organic mulch, fertilise in spring and prune after flowering to maintain the desired height and shape.
Notes
An excellent choice for gardeners wanting an attractive evergreen screen with a soft pink seasonal flower display.
Companion Plants
Gardenia, Azalea, Loropetalum, Hydrangea and Liriope.
Common Name: Wahroonga Camellia
Botanical Name: Camellia sasanqua 'Wahroonga'
Family: Theaceae
Origin: Horticultural cultivar; sasanqua camellias originate from Japan.
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