Camellia plant

Camellias, whether found in shrub or tree form, are truly magnificent specimens! However, their blooms can be quite finicky to bring out. But with the right growing conditions and by following these few basic tips, you can enjoy this great flowering plant for yourself!

The long history of cultivated camellia is no surprise. For centuries, it has been a symbolic and captivating choice for the landscape. With numerous varieties and blossom forms, camellias can add fall, winter, and spring joy. Learn how to plant and grow camellia flowers now on Gardener's Path. #camellia #gardenerspath

Overgrown shrubs are a common garden problem and the two ways to solve it are pruning or removal. Follow our tips to tame unruly shrubs in your landscape:

A small yard or low regional temperatures might scare you away from planting a camellia, but fear not! Many varieties grow well in containers, making it possible to bring their beauty home. Bring them in from the cold and prune for compactness, and you can own a camellia too. #camellias #containergrowing #gardenerspath

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Camellia plants have large leaves and flowers that have small blossoms. All of these camellia varieties bloom in spring or summer season. Though you provide fertilizers and right conditions in differents seasons, the camellia plant cannot bloom flowers apart from its growing season.

By now you know how much we love Camellias! There is a newer series called October Magic and it is taking the plant world by storm. There are several in the series and like other Camellias, they are deer resistant, disease resistant, have great fall to early winter color and beautiful dark and glossy leaves

Learn to plant and grow camellia, the Southern belles of the plant world. These evergreen shrubs bear beautiful blooms during the colder months.