Camellia japonica ‘Jerry Hill’ ~ Jerry Hill Camellia zone-6 White flowers bloom in late

White flowers bloom in late spring and are followed by creamy white berries that persist into winter

(2) Tauʻolunga

or Bartlett - and has a low chill requirement of 250 hours

it's prized for its colorful foliage rather than its flowers

Water regularly during establishment and during dry periods

Camellia japonica ‘Jerry Hill’ ~ Jerry Hill Camellia zone-6 White flowers bloom in lateJerry Hill Camellia (botanical name: Camellia japonica Jerry Hill) is a classic winter blooming evergreen shrub known for its elegant rose pink double flowers and glossy foliage. It was developed by camellia breeder Dr. William Ackerman and introduced in the late 20th century. Best blooms occur in partial sun and acidic, well drained soil. Type: Shrub Height: 10 12 Spread: 6 10 Spacing: 6 USDA Hardiness Zone: 6 9 Culture: Part Sun Bloom Color: Pink