Camellia screen Tree | Flowering Evergreen Privacy Screen

Camellia Espalier – Flowering Evergreen Screen Tree

Elevate your garden with the most spectacular flowering screen tree available. Our Camellia screen trees combine the timeless elegance of camellia blooms with the architectural discipline of a trained flat canopy — delivering a living screen that bursts into colour each spring while maintaining rich, glossy evergreen foliage all year round.

Why Choose a Camellia Screen?

• Spectacular spring flowering – a breathtaking display of blooms in shades of pink, red, or white depending on cultivar
• Evergreen year-round structure – deep, lustrous foliage provides dense privacy screening in every season
• Instant impact – arrives pre-trained on a clear stem with a structured canopy ready to screen from day one
• Rare and distinctive – an unusual alternative to laurel or hornbeam pleaching, guaranteed to draw attention
• Multiple cultivars available – choose from a range of flower colours and forms to suit your scheme

This pleached tree is a large item that requires specialised delivery to your address. Please be aware this is a ‘kerbside’ delivery. Our specialised delivery service covers mainland UK only. Please allow between 14 to 28 days for your order to be delivered. Our current delivery charges: Orders £150–£350 = £100 | Orders £351–£700 = £70 | Orders £701–£1,500 = £40. Please see our main Pleached Tree page for more info.

Growing Conditions

Camellias prefer a sheltered position in partial shade with moist, well-drained, acidic soil (pH 5.5–6.5). Avoid exposed, frost-pocket sites and alkaline soils. Ideal for woodland-edge gardens, walled enclosures, and sheltered urban plots.

Planting Tips

Plant in spring or early autumn. Avoid planting in full sun or in positions where morning frost can damage early buds. Mulch generously around the base to retain moisture and protect roots. Water regularly during dry spells in the first two seasons.

Please note: cultivar and flower colour may vary. Contact us to discuss availability of specific varieties.