Greensboro Red Camellia trailing Cold hardy: Handles colder climates

Cold hardy: Handles colder climates better than many laceleaf maples

full-acid lemon flavor — not the sweeter

flavorful figs that are perfect for both fresh consumption and culinary creations

NOTE: The name "Century Plant" was given to the plant by European settlers who incorrectly assumed it took the plant 100 years to reach that final bloom

Space them about 5-6 feet apart for a dense privacy hedge or further apart for individual trees

Greensboro Red Camellia trailing Cold hardy: Handles colder climatesGreensboro Red Camellia: Winter Blooms & Evergreen Beauty The Greensboro Red Camellia is a timeless evergreen shrub that brings rich color and structure to the landscape when much of the garden is still waking up. With glossy dark green foliage and elegant light red blooms from late winter into early spring, this camellia delivers beauty across multiple seasons. This compact variety features an upright growth habit with smooth gray branches that