Camellias are best planted in rich, moist soil in a partial shade location. If planting multiple camellia shrubs, space them at least five feet apart. They do not like to compete fo… See more

Pruning should be kept at a minimum with camellias because doing so can ruin the shrub's natural … See more

Camellias can be propagated by seeds, but it can take quite a long time to grow mature plants. It's more common to propagate by layering. Here's how to do it: 1. In summer, bend a lon… See more

Many garden camellias are hybrids that very rarely come truefrom collected seeds, though you can try seed propagation as an experiment. Camellia seeds ripen at different ti… See more