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An artificial camellia tree with silk flowers over green foliage, offered in red or white across three heights from 3 ft to 5 ft. It is built for outdoor display.
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Request Canadian DeliveryA faux camellia tree with silk flowers over green foliage, sold in three heights from 3 ft to 5 ft, in red or white.
Camellia is a broad-leaved evergreen shrub grown outdoors in mild climates for its rose-like flowers, and it's hardy to only around zone 7 — most of Canada cannot keep one alive outdoors through winter, and even where it can survive, the bloom lasts a matter of weeks rather than months. That gap is the entire case for a faux version: permanent, colourful greenery where the live plant's flowering window is short and its winter hardiness is a real constraint here.
It's described as realistic, UV-protected, and low-maintenance, with a pot included and the flowers finished in silk.
| Height/Size | 3 ft · 4 ft · 5 ft |
|---|---|
| Foliage material | Silk flowers with green foliage |
| Trunk | Not specified |
| Pot | Included; material not specified |
| Flower colour | Red or white |
| Leaf/flower count | Not specified |
| UV rating | Described as UV-protected; no test rating specified |
| Placement | Suited to outdoor display |
| Height | Colour |
|---|---|
| 3 ft | Red or white |
| 4 ft | Red |
| 4 ft | White |
| 5 ft | Red or white |
Pricing varies by height and colour, so it's worth checking the current price for your exact configuration before you choose.
| This tree | Live camellia | |
|---|---|---|
| Winter hardiness | Unaffected by cold | Hardy to roughly zone 7; most of Canada cannot overwinter one outdoors |
| Bloom duration | Permanent | Flowers for a few weeks per season, then bare shrub for the rest of the year |
| Cost, year one | Paid once, at purchase | A nursery shrub, plus winter protection or a heated space |
| Cost, year five | Nothing further | Frequent replacement if grown outside its hardiness zone |
| Light required | None | Partial shade to filtered sun; fussy about both too much and too little |
| Fragrance and texture | None | Real, and the reason some buyers keep trying despite the climate |
The honest case for a live camellia is the bloom itself — a faux flower is permanently the same, and a real one changes week to week for the short time it lasts. If that seasonal change is the point for you, grow it in a container you can bring under cover for winter rather than expecting it to survive outdoors year-round in most of Canada.
This ships as a potted tree with the branches folded in against the trunk, the same as every floor tree on this site. Open the branches out by hand and give the flowers individual angles rather than a flat, uniform spread — budget a similar amount of time to a comparable 4–5 ft tree.
Inspect the pot and the trunk before you accept delivery, and photograph anything damaged before you unpack further.
From typical viewing distance, silk flowers generally read well — camellia blooms are broad and simple in shape, which is easier to recreate convincingly than a fine, textured flower. Up close, the trunk is usually the first thing that gives an artificial tree away, more often than the flowers themselves.
In most of the country, not reliably. Camellia is hardy to roughly zone 7, and the majority of Canada sits colder than that, meaning a camellia planted in open ground will typically not survive winter. Even in the mildest coastal pockets that do sit in zone 7, the flowering window lasts a matter of weeks per year, not months, which is a large part of why a permanently in-bloom faux version exists in our range.
It's described as UV-protected and built for outdoor display. For constant, uncovered full sun, a UV-rated model will give you the most reliable colour retention over time.
Red and white, each offered at 3 ft, 4 ft, and 5 ft. Pricing varies slightly by height and colour, so it's worth checking the current price of each configuration before you decide.

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From typical viewing distance, silk flowers generally read well, since camellia blooms are broad and simple in shape, which is easier to reproduce convincingly than a fine, textured flower.
In most of the country, not reliably. Camellia is hardy to roughly zone 7, and most of Canada sits colder than that, so a planted camellia typically will not survive winter outdoors. A faux tree sidesteps that entirely.
Red and white, each offered at 3 ft, 4 ft and 5 ft, so you can match the colour to the room and pick the height that suits your ceiling.
It is listed for outdoor use. We do not have covered-versus-open guidance confirmed, so a sheltered spot is the more cautious choice if you want the colour to hold as long as possible.
No, a live camellia flowers for only a few weeks each year and is a plain evergreen shrub the rest of the time. This faux version stays in bloom permanently, which is the direct trade for not being a living plant.
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