Lady Vansittart Camellia

The 'Lady Vansittart' Camellia japonica plant has one of the most unique camellia flowers of any we carry. The mostly white 'Lady Vansittart' flowers have pink undertones and distinct random striping. You will enjoy the variations in patterns found on each flower on one bush. The range of colors found in the 'Lady Vansittart' Camellia japonica will attract the attention of butterflies, bumblebees, and best buddies. The glossy evergreen leaves of the 'Lady Vansittart' Camellia shrub curl at the end and have minor serrations which are similar to some holly.

Recommended USDA zones for 'Lady Vansittart' Camellia japonicas:
Zone 8	10° to 20°
Zone 9	20° to 30°
Zone 10	30° to 40°
Zone 11	40° to 50°

Recommended States to grow Lady Vansittart Camellias Alabama Arizona Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi Nevada New Mexico North Carolina Oregon South Carolina Texas Utah Virginia Washington

Delivery Time: Shrubs and Vines are shipped October through May and should ship within ten business days from when the order was placed, while in the current shipping season. The actual delivery time will usually be within four to seven days following the date of shipping by Ty Ty Plant Nursery. Delivery time can not be guaranteed, if a package needs to arrive prior to a specific date please note in the comment section of the order or contact Ty Ty Nursery by telephone during normal business hours. Our Shrubs and Vines are container grown plants, that will be removed from the containers prior to shipping to allow for the most efficient shipping method, unless Motor Freight accommodations have been made then the plants can be delivered in containers.

Shipping Method: UPS Ground and Motor Freight if the proper arrangements have been made by the customer prior to shipping. Shipping costs do apply on Motor Freight shipments, not covered by any sales promotions.

*1 Year Free Plantsurance Policy is void on any shipment outside of recommended USDA zones, or authorized to ship by the customer during below freezing temperatures.