Rhododendrons, camellias
and azaleas are all acid loving plants or ericaceous plants. They will be
setting their flower buds now to bloom next year, so it’s important that they
never go short of water at this time of year or the flower buds may fail next
spring. Feeding will also produce more and better flowers. Mulching with bark
or similar products will help maintain soil moisture levels and insulate the
roots from damaging high temperatures.
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Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Ericaceous plants
Rhododendrons, camellias
and azaleas are all acid loving plants or ericaceous plants. They will be
setting their flower buds now to bloom next year, so it’s important that they
never go short of water at this time of year or the flower buds may fail next
spring. Feeding will also produce more and better flowers. Mulching with bark
or similar products will help maintain soil moisture levels and insulate the
roots from damaging high temperatures.
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Camellias
St Bridget Nurseries have a large selection of Camellias in stock in the nursery and both our garden centre in Old Rydon Lane and Clyst St Mary.
(see clip below for a selection of colours available)
There is a good range of varieities and colours available, come and visit and make a dreary January / February a lot brighter with colours ranging from white,pink deep reds and bicolours.
There are also some for those special occasions.
Contact us on 01392 873672 or email sales@stbridgetnurseries.co.uk for a full list
Saturday, February 12, 2011

CAMELLIAS from St Bridget Nurseries, Exeter
St Bridgets Nurseries have a large range of Camellias in bud fresh from our own nursery,they come in a vast range of colours and flower shapes, doubles , singles and semi doubles.
Reds, pinks whites and even creamy yellow so a colour to suit everyone.
Plant in a semi shady position out of the early morning sun and then the flowers wont be damaged by early morning frosts,apart from that and requiring an acid soil they will be perfectly happy in most gardens.
An early flowering shrub to brighten up that dull spot in your garden