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New 👍 Camellia japonica ‘Mrs Tingley’ 🎉

Original price was: $54.99.Current price is: $38.49.

SKU: camellia_japonica_mrs_tingley Categories: Winter Flowering Plants, Winter Interest Plants

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Lovely formal double pink flowers

Camellia japonica ‘Mrs Tingley’ is a beautiful yet hardy evergreen shrub with wonderfully showy soft pink flowers in late winter and early spring.

‘Mrs Tingley’ produces these large flowers for several weeks from January through to March providing a burst colour to the winter garden. As the bloom intensifies in early spring they are just spectacular.

The petals are wonderfully arranged around a central cone creating a real spectacle. Even once the flowers have dropped this plant still has great ornamental effect as its evergreen, glossy foliage is a welcome addition to any garden.

As a small shrub, this Camellia is perfectly suited to planting in a container to bring some colour to a terrace or patio and will do best in ericaceous soil in either partial shade or sun.

Variety Information

Flowering Period	March
Flower Colour	Pink
Flower Type	Formal Double
Fragrant	No
Features	Repeat Flowering

Size Information

Supplied As	12L Pot
Height on Arrival	1.2m (4ft)
Age	2 Years
Eventual Height & Spread Eventual size depends on both environmental and genetic conditions.	2.5m x 1.8m (8 x 6ft)

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How Your Plant Will Arrive

Planting Requirements

Planting Guide

Planting Essentials

Supplied As	Height On ArrivalTitle	Price	Link	Image
7L Pot	0.9m 7L Pot		View Here
12L Pot	1.2m 12L Pot		This Product

Key is to regularly water newly-planted plants, at least bimonthly for two months. It is also important to ensure you choose a location where your plant has enough space, which you can calculate from a variety’s eventual height and spread.

Dig a hole twice the radius of the rootball. Before planting, drench the rootball. Place the pot in the hole, ensuring it sits no lower than an inch below ground.

Fill the hole with a mix of ericaceous compost and garden soil, and add ericaceous fertiliser and mycorrhizal fungi. Do not compress the soil. Give your plant a good watering. Add mulch on top whether bark and wood chippings, compost, manure, leaf-mould and stones, but be sure organic materials come from acidic sources such as conifers. Make sure mulch doesn’t touch the stem.

Your camellia will be sent directly from the grower, in the heart of England, to your doorstep. This approach means that you get a nursery fresh plant which was on the growing table one day and at your door the next. Our expert nurserymen and women have spent decades perfecting the art of watering, feeding and pruning camellias and will do so until hours before it is packed. We see this as a real advantage over garden centres, were plants can be left unattended for weeks on end, or even other mail order companies that despatch from fulfillment sites.

This plant will be expertly packaged into a specially designed, extra thick cardboard box, which holds the plant in place, and sent through a delicate courier network to prevent any chance of damage in transit.

Camellia plants are easy to grow. Your plant’s growth and output will likely be fine providing you followed our planting and care instructions. Below we address some common queries:

Hardiness: camellias are concentrated in temperature regions – primarily the Himalayas, China and Japan – and are perfectly adapted to the UK’s climate.
Position: camellias thrive in dappled shade and a few hours sunlight a day will suffice. Planting your plant in a sheltered spot will allow the plant to put more resources into flowering.
Soil Types: Soil Types: camellias are suited to acidic soils below 5.5pH. pHs above this will reduce the amount of nutrients a plant can absorb. You can increase the acidity of your soil by watering with rainwater and using pine needles and ericaceous compost as mulch. With chalky soils, you are better off planting in pots, filling it with ericaceous compost. It is important to avoid waterlogged soils, which starve a plant of oxygen, which plays a key role in photosynthesis, cause its roots to rot and create the perfect environment for many diseases.
Planting In Pots: planting in pots is recommended as it can be difficult to maintain acidity in garden soil. Using ericaceous compost (and ericaceous fertiliser) is essential, but it may need replacing once in while. Our nurserymen and women change the soil annually for maximum blooms.