Camellia Emmett Barnes

Can Be Limbed Up to Make a Small Tree
$28.95
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SKU
28020
Item Form
Trade Gallon (3qt)

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Features to Note

Zone

7 - 9

Mature Height

6 Feet

Mature Width

8 Feet

Light Requirements

Part Shade

Moisture Requirements

Moist, well-drained

Soil Tolerance

Normal, loamy, Clay

Zone Compatibility

This Variety's Zone Range
7 - 9
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Description

This flowering shrub is an early bloomer, late winter to early spring. It has large ruffled blooms with papery white petals and yellow stamens. Its slightly curled leaves are so dark they can appear from a distance as a black backdrop showcasing the pearly blooms.

The compact bush has an upright growth habit, growing to 6 feet tall and 8 feet wide, and can be limbed up to make a small tree. It's a lovely specimen or espalier but is brilliant planted in mass, especially as an evergreen hedge. Although the plant is heat resistant, it performs best in dappled shade.

Details

Genus: Camellia
Species: japonica
Variety: Emmett Barnes
Item Form: Trade Gallon (3qt)
Category: Trees and Shrubs
Bloom Season Start: Late Winter
Bloom Season End: Early Spring
Bloom Color: White
Habit: Upright
USDA Zone Low: 7
USDA Zone High: 9
Uses: Cut Flowers, Hedge, Privacy, Specimen
Zone: 7, 8, 9
State Shipping Restrictions: AZ, GU, HI, PR, TX, VI
Discount Exempt: No

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