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Newest Review: ... to grow in a little shade ..... I have just read though camellias do not like chalk soil mine is very chalky so maybe I will ... more

 ... revise moving it. I shall prune mine when the flowers drop off, new flowers will grow on shoots that grow in the spring. I hope I manage to keep this camellia of my dads alive for a few years as my parents loved their garden and plants. Camelias can be quite expensive On line I have seen them between £12 and £50. Camellias are not a native plant of England; I believe they originate from china, not sure when they were introduced here....more

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mumsymary
Premium Review Camelia: Camellia on my patio (296 words)
by - written on 16/03/09 (Very useful, 360 readings)
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I sit here typing by my French widows looking out at the garden in the sunshine. My eyes fall on a pretty pink Camellia. This Camellia is one that my Dad grew in a pot. I have it now to add some spring splendour to my garden. The camellia is an evergreen shrub the serrated leaves a dark glossy green, Depending on variety the camellia will grow between 2 and 20m tall Again depending on variety the camellia flowers from October through to April. The flowers come in several colours from Reds through pinks to white. My pretty pink one has been flowering about a month now. Camellias flowers have between 5 and 9 petals and the showy flowers can be ...  Read the complete review

grahamt
Premium Review Bringing colour to your Winter (473 words)
by - written on 03/04/05 (Very useful, 2189 readings)
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Isn’t winter depressing? No, I’m not talking about SAD (Seasonal Affective Disorder). I mean the garden. You look out and what do you see? Green, if you’re lucky. Brown if you’re not. Actually, our garden isn’t too bad. We have a number of evergreens. Some bushes have variegated leaves, just to relieve the monotonous conformity of colour. It helps. We also have a Box. This is the most unusual bush I have ever seen. The leaves turn brown in autumn but simply refuse to fall off! It’s not until the spring, when the new growth emerges, that the new sprouts finally push the old leaves off! We were visiting the in-laws last ...  Read the complete review

 

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