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Many gardeners avoid growing camellia flowers, thinking it is too difficult to grow them… More
The camellia tree can fit into any size garden because of the wide range… More
camellias are native to Japan and other parts of Asia. In early spring, camellias… More
Gardeners prize camellias for the shrubs' flowers, which bloom from winter to spring. The… More
...black tea, green tea and oolong are made from the Camellia sinensis shrub. Its… More
The camellia, with its dark, glossy green leaves, is a slow growing evergreen bush… More
Camellia blooms may look exotic, but in spite of its stunning beauty, it is… More
White camellia Japonica is a flowering plant that is native to Taiwan, Japan, Korea… More
The Camellia plant is an evergreen shrub that is native to Southeast Asia and… More
Camellias are perennial evergreen shrubs that belong to the Theaceae plant family. Native to… More
Camellia bushes are large shrubs (or small trees) that grow best in regions with… More
Camellias are a favorite of Southern gardens in the U.S. because of their dark… More
As a flowering plant, the camellia produces pollen that is transferred by insects to… More
Camellia sinensis is the broadleaf evergreen shrub that provides the dried foliage needed to… More
Camellia shrubs are prized for their many blossoms and deep green foliage. Used throughout… More
...at plagues both nurseries and home growers of the camellia is popularly called dieback… More
Camellia is a flowering, evergreen shrub. Camellias flower in late spring and early summer,… More
Camellias are large, shade-loving shrubs that are raised as ornamental plants throughout the world.… More
One variety of the Camellia flower, the Camellia japonica, is the state flower of… More
Camellia shrubs or bushes have dark green foliage and beautiful blossoms in various colors… More
Camellias grown in humid, tropical conditions with a definite rainy season and a definite dry… More
The best flowers to plant in the sun include Lily-of-the-Nile, galtonia, Mexican shell flower and… More
There are many different types of plants that can be used on different landscapes, such… More
Repelling deer from a garden is best accomplished by fencing in the area, avoiding plants… More
Installing a privacy fence can be done using traditional cedar planks at a 6-foot or… More
Backyard fences can be as decorative as short picket fences or as functional as 6-foot-tall… More
Jasmine comes in different shapes and sizes, and jasmine that's in the ground doesn't require… More
Flower gardens should consist of a variety of flowering plants, such as trees, shrubs, flowers,… More
Pruning camellias requires removing dead or weak wood, shortening lower branches and not pruning more… More
Pruning flowering shrubs not only creates a more visually appealing garden, but it also encourages… More
...a great way to avoid building fences, and bamboo, camellias, arborvitaes and lilacs make wonderful,… More
...ckout" Rose? It looks like a great alternative to camellia or rose-of-sharon that are just too big for my little garden ('Knockout' roses only get about 3-4 feet, according to what I read.) My book states that it is very disease-resistant and low-maintenance, but I… More
Just finished planting the Camellia and the Mahonia, on the back side of my house. The Camellia is a japonica hybrid called 'Charlean' More
I've already made a few posts, but I haven't formally introduced myself. I guess I got too excited about finding out the name of a shrub that I was highly interested in. Then I remembered to put in my profile. I noticed all the color that I have in the… More
I just wanted to share a website I really like for very cheap books. For most of the books there isn't anything at all wrong with them but they have a black marker line on the bottom or side of the pages (so that you can't take and return the… More
I am moving into a condo in Culver City CA (90230) with a patio with an approximate 4' x 6' area where I had hoped to have a lovely vegetable garden and some citrus trees. To my disappointment, I realized the reason there's nothing but rocks over soil there now… More
My camellia japonica's leaves have turned a choclatey brown on a lime green/yellow base. It is a recently aquired large pot specimen that was, in the nursery's words, overdue for a re-pot. On arrival the leaves were OK apart from a few frosted tips. It is now in our fairly… More
...ndpa in Savannah. I can still remember when those Camellias where only about as high as my knee :p More
Can you identify this camellia? My mother has forgotten its name. Thanks. Irene More
Can anyone help me identify a camellia? I have a photo but first need to figure out how to post it. It's a reticulata. Thanks Irene More
...t a new digital camera and had to share the first camellia bloom of the season. The Christmas cactus looks pretty good also. I know nothing about camellias, the bush is about 12' tall. Is that unusual or not? More
...ime next spring or summer I'm looking at adding a Camellia or two to the garden. I know the basic differences between C. japonica and C. sasanqua (leaves, flowers, etc.) but have been reading all kinds of differing opinions and stories about the cold hardiness, drought tolerance, and cultural requirements… More
A friend of mine asked me to root her some camellia and eucalyptus. My first thought was that you can't root either one of those plants, can you? Please let me know what to tell her. More
...he unsightly forsythia along the back fence. This Camellia is an Ackerman hybrid called Camellia oleifera 'Winter Star' I don't think I'll miss the forsythia much, hehe :p More
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