Camellia plant

Camellias!

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!

Some camellia varieties are well suited to being grown in containers, with proper preparation and consistent care. Learn more now on Gardener’s Path.

Gorgeous blossoms and evergreen foliage of the camellia have made it a renowned garden favorite, cultivated around the world. Read more on Gardener’s Path.

Sometimes called the rose of winter or the queen of winter flowers, camellia varieties usually bloom during the colder months. In addition to looking like roses, camellia flowers can be shaped like anemones or peonies. Here are 6 fascinating facts you probably don't know about them. #camellias #camelliasfacts #howtogrowcamellias #gardening #tips #flowers #bhg

Camellias have been the pride of southern gardeners for many years. Add these beautiful blooms to your garden.

Camellias are stunning flowering shrubs that thrive in acidic, well-drained soil and partial shade. Keep them happy with regular watering and mulching. With their vibrant blooms, they’ll brighten your garden and your day with minimal fuss! Have you tried growing Camellias in your garden? What's your favorite color of Camellia bloom? #Camellias #FloweringShrubs #GardenCare #BloomBright

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.

If you want the biggest, most beautiful display possible, you need to fertilize your camellias. Gardener’s Path explains the process so you can do it right.

Now that’s a camellia in bloom! I couldn’t resist taking a picture of this fantastic plant enjoying the sunshine today. . . . . .…

There are thousands of camellia cultivars that have been selectively bred for stunning blooms, cold hardiness, and specific growth habits. But which one will be a good fit for your garden? Learn about 11 of our favorite camellia varieties and choose your favorites now on Gardener's Path. #camellia #flowers #gardenerspath

Learn to plant and grow camellia, and enjoy romantic flowers in the colder months and beautiful foliage year-round.

Best Camellia for Hedge: Choosing the Perfect Variety for Your Garden – Bindy – Australian Plants, Pots, Gardening & More

Here is a list of the most cold hardy Camellia varieties that will grow outdoors year round in USDA Zones 6 or 7

Camellias are at their peak right now. If you don’t own any camellias, I highly recommend investing in a few. Camellias are slow growing evergreen bushes and can mature at heights ranging from a few feet to 25 feet tall. They have shallow roots and are easily transplant-able When transplanting be sure to not bury the plant ... Read More about 9 Must Have Camellias

Camellias are stunning on their own but even more spectacular with suitable companion plants. Discover 39 companions for camellias on Gardener's Path.

The choice, planting, watering, pruning and protection of camellias

When early spring rolls around it’s time to think about camellia planting and care. One of the most beautiful shrubs with, brilliant foliage and stunning blooms, it deserves some devoted attention.

Camellia casanqua - A clipped Camellia hedge with single mid pink flowers, pla... Image:0578368 - Stock photo from GAP Gardens, garden & plant photography