Camellia In Container. Once the optimal size is reached the camellia is repotted every two or three years in the same. For example a camellia doing well in a one gallon pot should be potted up to a three gallon pot after two years and so on until the plant reaches the size the grower desires.
Fertilizing camellia in containers. Plants should be re potted with fresh compost every second year. Being evergreen plants they provide an element of lushness to any courtyard and not only act as flowering foliage feature plants but also serve to horticulturally soften the boxiness of the these environs.
Flowers of different colors between green shiny leaves double the beauty of the garden.
Camellias planted singly in a pot or container will give you delightful spring colour and its glossy deep green foliage looks impressive all year round even when it s not in flower. Place it in a shaded sheltered position in view of the house so you can always enjoy the display. Some types of camellia make good container plants and this may be the only available method for growing them in areas with alkaline soil. We suggest using natural organic fertilizer in containers like holly tone.