Growing a fruit tree in Santa Rosa, CA or anywhere in the North Bay area is a relatively easy endeavor - provided you are armed with some basic information prior to planting your first fruit tree. Agricultural farming in and around Sonoma County dates back to the turn of the century, so planting an orchard in this region seems like a natural thing to do. Urban Tree Farm Nursery has gathered-up some useful information regarding the planting and care of fruit trees for you. So go ahead... read, learn, grab a fruit tree like the Fuyu Persimmon, plant and enjoy!
$38.00
Japanese Camellia
Evergreen shrub. Slow growth. Distinctive in form and flower. Slightly weeping branches with longer than typical, narrow dark green leaves. Drooping single red flowers are more tubular than most camellias. They sometimes have white markings on the petals. Blooms in mid winter through early spring. Likes moist but well-drained acidic soil.
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