Camellia Lavinia Maggi Rosea
Large, bright cherry-red blossoms appear against a backdrop of deep-green shiny foliage from February to April. A vigorous grower with a dense and rounded growth habit, this Camellia was obtained in England in 1860.
1.40 (à 10 ans)
-15 
1.20 (à 10 ans)
Part Shade / Sun Use
Indoors: keep the plant inside in a cool room only when blooming, and water regularly. Outdoors: as an isolated specimen or in association with other acid-loving shrubs such as Azaleas, Magnolias or Rhododendrons. Patio or terrace: in a large container, or may be trained against a wall or trellis.
Planting
Ideally in partial shade, protected from cold winds. Dig a hole twice the size of the root ball and half-fill it with an acid compost. Remove the plant from its container and thoroughly soak the root ball. Place the plant (not too deeply) in the hole. Finish adding the compost. Water well.
Maintenance
Water regularly during flowering and dry weather. Add a specialised fertiliser each spring. Takes well to pruning after blooming.
