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Camellia ‘Fragrant Pink’ (Camellia lutchuensis hybrid)
Camellia ‘Fragrant Pink’ (Camellia lutchuensis hybrid)

Camellia ‘Fragrant Pink’ (Camellia lutchuensis hybrid)

SKU: R1129-4

4" Pot Size

True to its name, ‘Fragrant Pink’ has cheery pink flowers that emit a delicate sweetness tantalizing the senses from December to January. The small pink flowers are a loose peony form and have been in Logee’s collection for over 25 years. This lutchuensis hybrid is a fast, upright grower and has multiple growth spurts per year. Grows best in a partially sunny location in acidic soil with moderate fertilization. Hardy to zone 8.

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Light Requirements
  • Partial Sun
Plant Height (mature height when grown in a container)
2-4'
Bloom Season
  • Spring
  • Winter
Minimum Indoor Temperature

35
Plant Hardiness Zone
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
Plant Special Features
  • Fragrant
Plant Care

Tips for Success:  

• Use fertilizer only at the beginning of active growth. 

• Water when soil surface appears dry and then   thoroughly saturate the root ball. 

• Give partial sun year-round.  

• Give 30-40°F nighttime temperatures during the winter.   Warm nights during the winter time will cause “bud blast.”   Up to 59°F is okay. 

• Give a slightly acidic soil between (soil ph between 4.8 - 5.8) 

• Pinch back young cuttings to get full and bushy growth,   although this discourages flowering early on. 

• 1 tablespoon of Epsom Salts/ one gallon of water given twice a   year supplies their magnesium requirements.

Other Resources

PDF Care Sheet

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