Some shrubs such as Camellia bushes dislike lime and must be grown in an acidic, ericaceous compost to succeed. Varieties such as Choisya will do best in a well-drained, fertile soil, whilst others like Cornus are unfussy, making them great for a less fertile or boggy part of the garden.

What soil does choisya like?

Choisya flowers best when planted where there is plenty of sun in well drained soil, but it is tolerant of most soils and settings including Chalk, Clay, Loam, Sand and also Acid, Alkaline, Neutral.

Will choisya grow in pots?

Growing potted Sundance Choisya ternata

This Mexican orange tree variety is perfectly well suited to being grown in pots. Thanks to its small size, you'll be able to keep it in its pot for a long time. ... The pot must have a hole in the bottom to facilitate water drainage.