Shi shi camellia

A landscape favorite and fall blooming Camellia 'Shi Shi Gashira' has been named a LA Super Plant for 2010.

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

This low growing evergreen offers porcelain-white, formal double blooms at a time of year when fewer trees and shrubs are blooming.

into February, adding a lovely bright color to the garden when there's usually nothing else blooming. Unlike most sasanquas, it has a dwarf, spreading habit rea…

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A new light pink Shi Shi Gashira bloom with the same low, spreading habit; deep green glossy foliage and semi-double blooms with yellow centers in fall through winter.

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

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

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.

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!