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Camellia japonica 'Brushfield's Yellow' | Brushfield's Yellow Camellia

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DESCRIPTION
Camellia japonica ‘Brushfield’s Yellow’ is an evergreen shrub with glossy dark green foliage and cream-and-yellow flowers. Blooms are anemone-form to semi-double, with creamy white outer petals around a cushion of primrose yellow petaloids. Flowers appear from late winter into early spring, often into March or April, adding color to shaded garden areas.

Raised in Australia in the 1970s by Keith Brushfield, this cultivar was selected from Camellia japonica seedlings for its yellow-toned center and dependable blooming. It has an upright, compact habit and dense branching, suiting woodland gardens, shaded borders, and spots near paths where its flowers and evergreen foliage can be appreciated up close.

DESCRIPTION
Camellia japonica ‘Brushfield’s Yellow’ is an evergreen shrub with glossy dark green foliage and cream-and-yellow flowers. Blooms are anemone-form to semi-double, with creamy white outer petals around a cushion of primrose yellow petaloids. Flowers appear from late winter into early spring, often into March or April, adding color to shaded garden areas.

Raised in Australia in the 1970s by Keith Brushfield, this cultivar was selected from Camellia japonica seedlings for its yellow-toned center and dependable blooming. It has an upright, compact habit and dense branching, suiting woodland gardens, shaded borders, and spots near paths where its flowers and evergreen foliage can be appreciated up close.

 

  • Family: Theaceae
    Height: 6 to 12 ft
    Width: 6 to 8 ft
    Foliage color: Dark, glossy evergreen leaves
    Flower color: Creamy-white outer petals with a central ruff of pale primrose-yellow petaloids
    Bloom time: Late winter to early spring
    Light requirements: Part shade to dappled shade
    Water requirements: Regular
    Maintenance: Low to moderate — prune lightly after flowering to shape and remove dead wood or spent blooms
    Growing zone: USDA zones ~7 to ~9
    Wildlife attractors: Evergreen structure offers year-round shelter for small birds; early-season flowers may provide pollen/nectar for pollinators

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