How To Grow Camellias | Camellia Japonica vs Sasanqua
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- čas přidán 29. 08. 2024
- Today I discuss how to grow Camellias and the differences between the Camellia Japonica vs Camellia Sasanqua. Camellias are fantastic evergreen shrubs that bloom profusely during the fall and winter when it seems nothing else is. My absolute favorite winter blooms!
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I just purchased my first camellia! I appreciate how thorough you are
Yay! Enjoy 😁
Thank you for showing where to plant and not just talking but showing. Thank you.
Thank you for watching 😊
love the contrast of this video ..looks like a movie
Thank you 😊
You gave a very informative video, I bet you are a wealth of knowledge when it comes to gardening. That Camelia is going to look great in Spring.
That is very kind of you to say, thank you 😊
@@DeesYard Your welcome
My birthday months got 4 camellia 2 black magic and 1 egao 1sea foam excited to see them grow.
Well now Tatiana and I are gonna have to plant these !!! See you !
They are gorgeous!! 😁
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East Tennessee here, too!
New subscriber. Woohoo.
Gonna check out your videos!
We planted 3 camiiilas last fall and was looking at what they need!
Fish emulsion and worm castings cover about everything! And Black Cow.
So much red clay mud hete.
I live in/ on edge of old growth beech, oak and poplar forest. 200+ yrs old. Near Ft Patrick Henry Dam..
Just planted climbing hydrangea today! My lace caps are happy happy.
Getting ready to start a Scotch moss, etc area on the north side tomorrow.
Therapy, ya know!
My ex sis in law is horticulturist. Trained at UT. Shes awesome. Ran etsu's dept.
I ramble.
Hi 👋, that is so awesome!!! I love using worm castings and black cow also!! Thank you for sharing and I may be biased but East TN is the most beautiful place to live and garden 😊
Great information, camellias are beautiful. Your weather looks so pleasant today :)
Thank you Carolina 😊
Hello Dee I enjoyed the video. Your yard looks so spacious even if I can't see the entirety of it yet. I use Hollytone too and it almost melted my nose off 🤣👃 I'll never forget the smell. Thanks for sharing!
😆😅🤣😂 but for real though!!! Thank you for stopping by 😁
Hello and📣 Happy 🆕️Year 🎉!
I just found your channel this evening..Quite enjoyable!
This episode will be helpful because Ihave several camellias in ground and 2 in pots waiting to be planted. You definitely succinctly, yet effectively provided an awesomely fantastic amount of Information...Thanks 🥰👍!
Take care,
Miss Marva
👋 Miss Marva, Happy New Year! Welcome and thank you dearly! Take care ❤
Hi there! Did you add drip irrigation to your Camellias? If so can you share -
What size emitters did you use, how long do you run the irrigation and how often do you water? Thank you. Great video.
Can you do a growth update thinking of planting a row of these love the video
Hi! Very good information about Camillas. I’m taking notes 💐
👋 Thank you 😊
Verry nice camellia, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for video . I am going to plant it in this spring
My ground hasn’t froze yet either, 7B . Happy I can still move dirt if need be. Just cold 🥶❤️ how you use so much bark❤️ I know I’ve said it before, I’ll probably say it again. 👍
Maybe I'm biased but,, Zone 7 is the best!! 😁
Well 7b is😂 see you next time
I have 4 Camellias, now I know where to plant them. Thankyou
Thank you for your amazing educational video. I really enjoyed it.
Thank you 😊
Good morning Dee.
Great info.. Very good.
Loved it
Good Morning Chris! Thank you 😊
I Love camellias! 💚 Great video!
And, I love the specimens you chose.
Thank you Nicole 😊
Big like 👍🏼. Always great info here
Thank you 😊
Beautiful choice selection
Thank you Dessy 😊
Hi Dee,
Those are beautiful, I would like to maybe plant them around the pool fence for more privacy. Do they get full enough to act as a short screen? Also, I think you said you are in Zone 7A, how well did they handle the winter there, any sign of winter burn or stress? I am on the border of 6B and 7A, it usually drops to around 0F sometimes a few degrees below. I wonder if they would be ok here...
Thx
Chris
Good information on camellias friend
Thank you!! 🤗
What’s the full height difference between the two?
Im in NC zone 7 with red clay soil. Please tell us your state and zone to help in deciding what to grow. I just came from a local nursery selling Camellia sasanqua BUT there were so many Yellow Jackets and Honey Bees that Ive decided not to grow them. Are there any varieties that wont attract bees? Thank you.
What will be the percentage of soil mix for camelliya and others..
I do a 50/50 mix. 50% soil conditioner, 50% native soil
I was going to build a planter bed 8x3x3 and plant two side by side to give our porch privacy.
Any thoughts about root depth, freezing, or being crowded?
Hi Kevin 👋
That sounds so pretty 😍
As far as Camellia roots, there aren't very aggressive and truly stay around the drip zone of the plant so no worries there, you're dimensions are perfect for 2 Camellias and their root system, actually even larger than needed in my opinion. They do come in so many different sizes and you can prune them easily to your liking 👍
Only consideration would be root zone during the winter. Usually I recommend a plant rated 2 zones colder than your own for overwintering in a container and not in the ground. However, since your planter bed is of that size and up against your porch I think you can get away with camellias rated 1 zone colder than your own. For example if your a zone 8, you just need a camellia rated to at least a zone 7.
Thanks for the great video.
Can tea be made with leaves of the yuletide variety
Awesome! Thank you 😊
Wow,,now i know,😍😀
I’m in Dallas (zone 8) and have a spot that gets very little sun in winter and dappled afternoon sun in summer. Would you recommend japonica or sasanqua?
I think either one would do great. The camellia sasanqua tend to handle more sun however 😁
Hello im new to your channel i have japomica camelia in a pot indoirs can i have across the room directly from the winfow
Madam, the plants I plant like this take 5,6 years to flower. What can I do to make them bloom earlier? My State is Kerala.
If they aren't blooming, they may not be in enough sun. They prefer at least 4 hours of direct sun per day (part sun). You can also try some Holly Tone or an acidic fertilizer. Remember not to prune them until spring because they bloom on old wood. If pruned any later the buds will be cut off. Hopefully this helps 😊
@@DeesYard thank you very much madam, I will try it.
These trees are tough. I have one in my yard that I don't want. The roots are established. I cut it down to a stump....... twice. And both times, it grew back.
I like sasanqua.
I agree 😊
Why my old Camellia Japonica gonna bloom in April or May? Now flowers are small and we are just at beginning of march?
Hey! I want to get some. Will they bloom in dense shade? There is no direct light but the shade spot gets decent indirect light. I'm reading conflicting things online. I need to fill my back bed with something and I would prefer a shade bloomer. Thanks a lot!
Hello, in my experience, Camellias do need some type of direct sun to produce blooms. You absolutely could try Camellia Japonica and see how it performs in your space but I wouldn't think Camellia Sasanqua would bloom at all.
@@DeesYard Yes I was thinking of Japonica.
I'll give it a go. In the summer when the sun axis is more central in the sky, that area will get about an hour of sun poking in around 6-7 pm. I'll give them a try. I only have so much room and my morning sun/afternoon shade areas are specifically for my hydrangeas.
Do you have any recommendations for a shade flower? I was considering lily of the valley but, I am in zone 9 and I guess it gets too hot for them. They can only handle up to zone 8. I may try camelias or begonias then and see which does better.
Camellia Japonica is my dream plant! Sadly I live in a cold 4b zone :(
Oh no 😢
@@DeesYard Yes 😅 I can't wait to have my own property so I can build a cold greenhouse ❤️ I keep hoping.
(I have a Camellia Sinensis inside, this one is thriving. I tried twice with Japonica , both Karmer's supreme. They both died ~ 2-3 months later. Sadly I'm from Québec Canada and they cost me 100$ each 😂 They were from a nursery in California. Let's say after 2 attempts I decided to give up haha)
Oh my!!! I would have too!!! Good on you for trying as much as you did!! Side note, I love Canada, the summers are amazing and the country is so beautiful 😍
I am in Vietnam, I really want to buy your tree, can you ship it to me?
How close can you plant these together to create a privacy screen? I'm trying to block out my nosey neighbor who can see directly into my backyard.
It all depends which variety you choose. Take the width and divide it in half. That's how close they should be planted.
hi my friend camellias beautiful
Hello 👋!!! Thank you 😊
Honey, you have to slow down your speech. Your cadence makes it almost impossible to understand what you are saying. Come on. Your potential audience is older and not used to hearing a typewriter popping, hard-to-follow blather!
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