Camellias in landscaping

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

We adore camellias! Here are five tips for adding these beauties to your garden!

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

Keep your Southern-favorite shrubs looking spectacular.

Read here for a few camellia facts all enthusiasts should know, and you just might learn something new about these Southern-favorite shrubs. #gardening #gardenideas #camelliatips #howtogrowcamellia #camelliagarden #southernliving

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

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

Sasanqua Camellias make a great hedge. They`re tougher and faster growing than their relatives, the slower growing, more formal, Camellia Japonica`s. This was always a must have, when planing the garden many years ago, and the perfect spot was right along the driveway. Even when not in flower the rest of the year, the hedge is a neat green screen that requires only occasional pruning and feeding - so relatively low maintenance. I hedge with sharp hand held hedgers, which give a neat clean…

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.

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