Korean Fire Camellia ShrubAward Winning, Cold Hardy Korean Fire Why Korean Fire Camellia Shrubs? Stunning visual appeal and the ability to withstand sub zero temperatures attributed to the Korean Fire being awarded the Gold Medal Plant Award by the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. You've never seen captivating blooms like this. Bursting with bright red petals enclosed in warm gold pops of color, this japonica flower shoots out in a funnel shape at the end of thin, stable

Amend the soil with two inches of compost and till the compost into the soil

Fertilizer: Fertilize your Red Prince with a slow-release solution before new growth begins in the spring

Bare-root plants from big-box have a 50/50 chance of long-term survival

you get stunning flowers and lush greenery couldn't be easier to grow

it's dense and layered in a natural upright form

turn to bright coral

wild plant

But the best part is that we’ve planted

the vines will make a stunning addition to your garden walls

check the top 2 inches of soil for dryness for both in-ground and container-planted Blackberries

The plant grows best in moist soil

prefers full to partial sun exposure and will mature to a height of 10-12 feet tall/8-10 feet wide