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Posted: Dec/29/2008 7:50 AM PST
Finally had an excuse to rip up the unsightly forsythia along the back fence. This Camellia is an Ackerman hybrid called Camellia oleifera 'Winter Star' I don't think I'll miss the forsythia much, hehe 
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Posted: Dec/30/2008 6:03 AM PST
That is pretty. Fortunately we inherited a few camelias when we moved here. I enjoy them. |
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Posted: Dec/30/2008 6:34 AM PST
I think its a beautiful plant, Dude, but it appears to be a little too close to the fence. They get fairly big. |
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Posted: Dec/30/2008 9:11 AM PST
Here are a couple of Camellias from my yard. The first one is the first bloom after I severely cut it back mistaking it for a plant I did not want a few years ago. I may be the prettiest one I have. Don't know any of their names. I have two others a white that is full of buds and a red that have not bloomed yet. Attachments:   |
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Posted: Dec/30/2008 5:00 PM PST
Quote: Originally posted by carolyncat353 I think its a beautiful plant, Dude, but it appears to be a little too close to the fence. They get fairly big.It's actually about three feet or so off the fence. Unfortunately I couldn't dig the hole any further out because the cable/phone line runs there. |
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Posted: Dec/30/2008 6:13 PM PST
It was hard to tell from the pic. Keep her pruned up and it should be fine! Good luck with it! |
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Posted: Dec/30/2008 8:35 PM PST
Its been too warm here but I think mine are about to bloom. |
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Posted: Dec/31/2008 3:23 AM PST
Very pretty. I hope that you will be successful with it. |
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Posted: Dec/31/2008 3:26 AM PST
Oh, and I forgot to say that yours are beautiful, yg. I have no luck with camellias except for my sasanqua. She bloomed her head off this fall. |
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