Camellia Japonica 'Great Eastern'Camellia japonica 'Great Eastern' is a cultivar of the Camellia japonica species, which is a popular flowering evergreen shrub native to Japan and China. The 'Great Eastern' cultivar is prized for its large, formal double flowers that are a deep, rich pink. The plant typically blooms in late winter to early spring and can grow up to 8 10 feet tall and 6 8 feet wide with a dense, compact habit. The foliage of 'Great Eastern' is a glossy, dark green and

it thrives in well-drained soil and partial to full sunlight

also known as the elephant ear plant or purple taro

sometimes with reddish or brownish tips

as it is believed to purify the air by removing toxins such as benzene

lance-shaped leaves with intricate patterns of green and cream

Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade

and are typically 2 to 4 feet (60 to 120 cm) in length

Acer palmatum

It is also a typical bonsai topic

Did you know that the Azalea 'Lily' belongs to the Rhododendron family and is cherished for its captivating flowers

adding a touch of elegance to landscapes

rock gardens