With near white petals and creamy yellow petaliods, Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow was bred in Australia in the late 1960s. A very popular variety and deservedly so with wonderful flowers and foliage.
Anemone type flowers are very attractive from mid winter to early spring. A good upright growth habit makes this a plant well suited to hedging or an informal screen.
Very attractive flowers that are long lasting in a shaded sheltered position. Once established ‘Brushfield’s Yellow’ is a remarkably easy plant, very undemanding and easy to prune.
Depending on soil and growing conditions Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow will reach between 3 and 4m in height. Over time it can get taller, however like most Camellias is veryb easy to prune,
Camellia Brushfield’s Yellow General Information
- Position – Part shade to afternoon shade.
- Container – Yes
- Height – 3m -4m
- Spread 2.5m
- Flowering time – Winter
- Topiary – Can be pruned to flat screen
How To Grow Camellia Brushfield’s – Basic Care
Easy care in the right position, Camellia ‘Brushfield’s Yellow’ is a japonica type and will have better flowers in part shade with protection from winds.
- Humus rich moist soil
- Well drained
- Stake when planting to maintain good upright growth
- Water in well with a liquid seaweed fertilizer
- Mulch well to maintain a cool root run
- Apply a specialist camellia and azalea fertilizer in spring after flowering.
- Prune after flowering from a young age to promote a good bushy habit
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