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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.It shouldn't be too much of a problem for flowering if kept in a pot as long as it's well drained, watered and fed.
My camellia's have all been in the ground, they do seem to grow very, very deep roots eventually as they grow (as I found when I had to dig one up this year) - so it really depends if she wants to keep it in one place (planted), or move it somewhere else eventually (potted)?
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My camellia's have all been in the ground, they do seem to grow very, very deep roots eventually as they grow (as I found when I had to dig one up this year) - so it really depends if she wants to keep it in one place (planted), or move it somewhere else eventually (potted)?
This is a good link for basic info, hope it helps:
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