Sasanqua Camellia 'Misty Moon'

Camellia sasanqua 'Misty Moon'

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1 Gallon USDA Zones 7–9 Part Shade Matures 6–8 Feet

A misty lavender-pink sasanqua, Camellia sasanqua 'Misty Moon' opens large, wavy-petaled flowers in fall that cool to grayish-blue as they fade.

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'Misty Moon' is a relatively new selection of the favorite fall-blooming sasanqua, an upright, bushy evergreen carrying large, rounded, single to semi-double flowers in a soft lavender-pink with gently wavy petals. The fading flowers do something unusual, taking on a cool grayish-blue cast before the petals drop, the detail that earns the name. Woodlanders has grown 'Misty Moon' in the ground for many years here in Aiken, and the old-nursery specimen has become a real showstopper just as the rest of the garden winds down for the year.

Like most camellias, the plant is at finest in semi-shade, in sandy, slightly acidic soil kept mulched and watered, where the upright frame holds the year and the lavender-pink flowers light the cool months against dark, glossy foliage. A fine choice for a shrub border, an informal screen, or a foundation planting where late-season color is wanted.

Will this plant thrive in your zone?

Plant Profile
At a glance
Hardiness
USDA Zones 7–9
Sun
Part Shade
Soil
Acid, Sandy, Mulched, Moist
Mature size
Height 6–8 Feet · Spread 4–6 Feet
Growth rate
Slow
Seasonality
Evergreen
Design Notes

Plant 'Misty Moon' where the soft lavender-pink flowers and their cool grayish-blue fade can be read up close in the fall, by a path, a doorway, or the front of a shrub border. The upright, bushy habit suits an informal screen, a foundation, or a mixed evergreen planting, and the late bloom brings color as the garden winds down. Pair with broadleaf evergreens and underplant with ferns and hellebores; give semi-shade and shelter from hot afternoon sun and drying wind.

Flower, Fruit & Foliage

Light lavender-pink, single to semi-double, fall to early winter

Flower. Large and rounded, single to semi-double, soft lavender-pink with gently wavy petals, the fading blooms cooling to a grayish-blue cast before they fall. Bloom comes in fall and early winter, when little else is in flower.

Foliage. Dark, glossy, evergreen leaves on an upright, bushy frame, a deep backdrop for the pale flowers and good structure the year round.

Care

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Light. Part shade to dappled sun; sasanquas take more sun than japonicas, but afternoon shade keeps the flowers and foliage from scorching in warm gardens.

Soil. Sandy, well-drained, acidic soil around pH 5.5 to 6.5, rich in organic matter and kept mulched.

Water. Steady moisture through the growing season, especially heading into fall bloom, deep but never waterlogged.

Pruning. Shape just after flowering; responds well to clipping for a hedge or screen.

Hardiness. Reliable through USDA Zones 7 to 9; shelter from hard winter wind and frost at the northern edge.

Here’s a closer look at how we produce our plants

From rooting to shipping, our top priority is ensuring you receive healthy, thriving plants for your garden’s success.

Woodlanders Growing Process

Because most of our plants are grown from rooted cuttings — alongside seed, air layering, and grafting chosen for each variety — you receive a stronger, true-to-type plant that establishes quickly in your garden.

Sustainable Growing Practices

Raised on organic soil blends and eco-friendly pest management — never harsh chemicals — your plant arrives healthy for your garden, your family, and the pollinators they feed.

Supporting Local Biodiversity

Every purchase gives back. We donate to the Aiken Arboretum and support local wildlife conservation, so growing your garden helps protect the wider ecosystem too.

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At Woodlanders, we are committed to quality.

All our plant material is carefully propagated, grown, and nurtured at our humble nursery in Aiken, South Carolina.

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Your plant arrives carefully packed and ready to settle in. Unpack them promptly, give them a day or two to acclimate, then plant following the notes we include — that’s all it takes. Clear care guidance comes with every order, so success is the easy part.

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What to expect upon delivery

All our plants are sold in 1-gallon sizes, though the height of each plant can vary depending on its growth rate and seasonality, typically ranging from 1/2 to 2.5 feet.

Each plant is carefully packaged with its roots enclosed in a secure plastic bag containing moist soil, forming a compact root ball. To ensure safe transport, the box is padded with recycled newspaper, providing both stability and eco-friendly protection from weather during shipping.

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