Camellia japonica 'Laurie Bray'
Camellia japonica 'Laurie Bray' (Camellia 'Laurie Bray')
is a small wide fully hardy perennial evergreen shrub with pink flowers in early Spring, late Winter and mid Spring. It grows well in semi-shade and direct sun, and prefers medium levels of water. The flowers are rose shaped.
Soil
Camellia japonica 'Laurie Bray' grows in soils ranging from a pH of 5 (extremely acidic ranges from 0 to 5.1) to 7 (neutral ranges from 6.6 to 7.5). It is adapted to clay, clay loam, loam, loamy sand, peat, sandy clay, sandy clay loam and sandy loam soils.
Growth
This is a conical shrub has an ultimate height of 2.5m / 8.2ft and spread of 2m / 6.6ft. It can take 16-20 years to reach its ultimate height.
Leaves
It has green leaves. They are aristate in shape.
Exposure
The plant prefers a sheltered situation.
Uses
Arbor or trellis, city courtyard garden, container plant, cottage informal garden, flowering shrub, low maintenance, mixed shrub border and wall side.
Progagation
Propagation techniques include cuttings.
-17°C / 1.4F 5 to 7 16-20 years 2.5m / 8.2ft 2m / 6.6ft
| Scientific classifications [Edit] | |
|---|---|
| Genus ? | Camellia |
| Specific epithet ? | japonica |
| Cultivar ? | Laurie Bray |
| Common names |
|---|
| Camellia 'Laurie Bray' (Ireland) |
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