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Flower colour
Flower style:
Rosettes and semi-doubleFoliage colour
Foliage colour
Foliage style:
Medium, ovalSun
Partial shade
Shade
Well drained
Moist well drained
Moist
Aquatic
Bog/marginal
Hardiness
Zone
0
Plant size:
2m
2m
Camellia 'Freedom Bell'
Camellia
Scientific family:
TheaceaeType:
ShrubOrigin:
Asia: China, Asia: Himalayas and Asia: JapanLifecycle:
EvergreenGarden style:
Town/courtyard, woodland, formal or conceptual/contemporaryPosition:
Border, indoors/conservatory or containersCharacteristics:
Winter colourSoil:
Clay, loam or sandpH:
Acid or neutralAspect:
North, east or westExposure:
ShelteredGrowth rate:
SlowShape:
BushyMaintenance:
Little or no maintenanceTime to maturity:
10-20 yearsAwards:
AGM
Description:
Camellia 'Freedom Bell' has small, but interesting semi-double flowers over an extended period (it is a early-tolate flowerer). It has been awarded an AGM.
Camellia are large shrubs, typically with dark evergreen leaves, usually leathery and glossy. The are best planted at the back of the border for structural effect and provide much needed colour over the winter season. They can be planted in containers.
Camellia prefer acidic soils. Do not plant too deeply. Camellias should be sheltered from cold, dry winds and early morning sun.
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by Pete
Last updated 01 Jul 2012
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