The berries are the reason Sparkleberry earns its place in the landscape
Lord Baltimore dies back to the ground in winter and is slow to emerge in spring
It helps the garden look fuller
It does not thrive in alkaline soil unless the planting area is properly amended or the plant is grown in a container with an acidic mix
and the exact flower color cannot be guaranteed before blooming
Professor Sargent Camellia Size:3 Gallon Pot The berries are the reasonDark Red Double Blooms That Light Up Late Winter Professor Sargent Camellia is a showstopper precisely when landscapes need it most. While many shrubs are still dormant, this Camellia japonica steps forward with rich, dark red, fully double flowers that read like classic, rose style blooms. The color is deep and dramatic, and the flower form feels formal and timeless, making it a natural focal point near entries, walkways, and foundation plantings