Camellia sasanqua 'Rose Ann'

Specifications

• Height1.5–3 meters
• Width1–2 meters
• Native toJapan (species origin)
• FoliageGlossy, dark green leaves; evergreen
• Growth rateModerate

Conditions

• SoilPrefers well-drained, acidic soils enriched with organic matter
• LightPartial shade to filtered sunlight; tolerates full sun with adequate water
• WaterModerate; keep soil consistently moist, especially during flowering
• ClimateThrives in temperate and subtropical regions; frost-tolerant

Additional Features

• FlowersSoft pink, semi-double blooms with ruffled petals; autumn to early winter flowering
• FormUpright, bushy growth habit; compact and dense foliage
• UsesIdeal for hedges, borders, feature planting, or containers
• SpacingPlant 1–2 meters apart for hedging or as individual specimens
• Low MaintenancePrune lightly after flowering to maintain shape and promote bushiness
• Pest ResistanceGenerally pest-free; monitor for scale insects or aphids
• Drought ToleranceModerate; benefits from regular watering during dry periods
• Frost ToleranceHardy; suitable for cooler climates with light frosts
• Wildlife AttractionBlooms attract bees and other pollinators
• Seasonal AppealEvergreen foliage with stunning blooms in cooler months
• VersatilityComplements formal, cottage, and woodland garden styles

The Rose Ann Camellia is a charming and elegant plant, perfect for adding soft color and structure to gardens. Its reliable flowering and low-maintenance nature make it a standout choice for enhancing any landscape.