The USDA hardiness zones offer a guide to varieties that will grow well in certain climates.
Each zone corresponds to the minimum winter temperatures experienced in a given area.
Make sure that your hardiness zone lies within the zone compatibility range of this variety before ordering.
Fall Shipping Schedule and Zone Opening Earliest Ship Dates
Shipping For
Earliest Ship Dates
Zones 1-6
Most products begin shipping mid-September
Zones 7-13
Most products begin shipping late September
Peony
Begins shipping early October to all zones
Spring Shipping Schedule and Zone Opening Earliest Ship Dates
Zone
Bare root Roses
Container Roses
Plants & Bulbs
Sweet Potato & Avocado
Citrus
Blooming Blocks
1-3
Mid May
Mid May
Mid May
Late May-Mid Jun
Early-Mid May
Early-Mid May
4-5
Early-Mid Apr
Late Apr-Early May
Late Apr-Early May
Mid-Late May
Late Apr-Early May
Early-Mid May
6
Mid-Late Mar
Mid-Late Apr
Mid-Late Apr
Early-Mid May
Early-Mid Apr
Early-Mid May
7
Early-Mid Mar
Mid-Late Apr
Early-Mid Apr
Late Apr-Mid May
Early-Mid Apr
Early-Mid May
8
Mid-Late Feb
Mid-Late Apr
Late Mar-Early Apr
Mid-Late Apr
Early-Mid Apr
Early-Mid May
9-13*
Late Jan-Mid Feb
Mid-Late Apr
Late Mar-Early Apr
Mid-Late Apr
Early-Mid Apr
Early-Mid May
*For zones 9-13, some bareroot roses may ship as early as January 18th.
Item Form
Trade Gallon
$35.00
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Key Characteristics
Zone
7 - 10
Mature Height
10 Feet
Mature Width
8 Feet
Sun / Shade
Part Shade
Moisture Level
Moist, well-drained
Soil Type
Normal, loamy
Description /
Camellia japonica Fifth Avenue
If you're looking for massive, solid white, peony style blooms look no further than Camellia japonica Fifth Avenue. Large, white ruffled flowers stand out against the dark green foliage. Even better, these bloom early in the season so you know spring is on it's way even when winter still lingers in the air. You can even enjoy them indoors by using them for cut flowers or floating them in a bowl of water. Camellia japonica Fifth Avenue is a moderate to tall growing camellia with an upright habit of about 10 feet tall and 6-8 feet wide. It can be grown as a shrub or a small tree. It is ideal for a hedge or background plant and when you form it into a small tree it's an ideal foundation planting or colorful specimen. Perfect for cottage gardens, cut flower gardens, and woodland borders. It adapts well to various soil types but prefers moist, well drained soil, and part shade or filtered sunlight. Add this stunner to your landscape to have all who visit stop in their tracks in awe.
