Chansonette Camellia is a delightful, low-growing, spreading Sasanqua that forms a wide, dense mat. It is covered in small, fully double, rose-pink, peony-form flowers in mid to late fall. Its extremely prostrate habit (only 2-3 feet tall but spreading 6-8 feet) makes it unparalleled as a flowering groundcover, for draping over walls, or for use in large containers as a spiller. It's a fantastic solution for adding seasonal color to slopes or blanketing large, shady areas.

• Low, Spreading Groundcover Habit: Grows very low and wide, making it an excellent flowering groundcover or spillover plant.

• Abundant Double Pink Fall Blooms: Produces masses of small, fully double, rose-pink flowers in October and November.

• Excellent for Erosion Control & Slopes: Its dense, mat-forming growth is perfect for stabilizing banks.

• Sun Tolerant: Thrives in more sun than many groundcovers, though it appreciates afternoon shade in hot climates.

• Versatile in Landscaping: Ideal for covering tree roots, filling understory areas, or planting in large raised beds.