Winter Flowering Camellia Sasanqua, established plants in 10 litre pots.
Winter Flowering Pink Camellia Sasanqua 100/120cm 10 Litre: Camellia sasanqua flower through late autumn, through winter and until the spring when the Camellia japonica take over.
The winter flowering Camellia Sasanqua is altogether smaller and more delicate looking. The foliage is much smaller as are the flowers which come with a with a subtlescent. The sasanqua do not lose their buds as some japonica types do and can be trained against a fence or panel. In general are slightly faster growing than Camellia Japonica
How to Acidify your soil. Try adding Sulphur this is the most common, effective and economical acidifying material. Soil organisms convert sulphur into sulphuric acid, so acidifying the soil. The more finely ground the sulphur the more quickly the bacteria can convert it; sulphur dust is quicker acting than sulphur chips. Be aware acidification by sulphur takes weeks to have an effect, and when the soil is cold in winter, months might be needed.
Application: Sprinkle sulphur over the soil to be treated at the rate required. Do this in still weather as the dust is very fine and drifts readily. Gloves, goggles and dust-mask are sensible precautions if treating large areas.
