The fall blooming Camellia sasanquas are in bloom! And boy are they gorgeous!
They are one of the plants I will be highlighting when I speak to the Perennial Plant Society tomorrow night at 7:00 PM in Cheekwood's Botanical Hall in Nashville. The meeting is open to the public so come and and have fun! My topic is "Winter Gardening" and I will cover everything from first and last frost and freeze dates to winter plants, winter greenhouse, winter sowing, winter chores, and winter fun....
in the garden....
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Looking forward to your talk.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to read it!!
ReplyDeleteI do not recall your Bush being undercut. Has it always been undercut or am I just lacking in the memory department?
ReplyDeleteI turned it into a tree by way of a cute little electric chainsaw. Good catch Skeeter! Not all are like this-just this huge one.
DeleteGreat for the undercut. Enjoy the meet. Wish I could be there.
ReplyDeleteWish I could come and hear your talk! The camellia is beautiful--and so big; have you had it a long time?
ReplyDeleteIt's been in the garden 10 years. I did however move it in 2003 so it was set back a bit. It is huge though and has had dozens of baby camellias too.
DeleteI share your love of C. sasanqua. Good luck with your talk tomorrow, but I know luck has little to do with it. You will be great!
ReplyDeleteVery pretty. Enjoy your presentation and getting together with gardeners.
ReplyDeleteOh, your camellias are fabulous! Mine have not quite started to bloom. Good luck on your presentation. It sounds like a fun subject.
ReplyDeleteWish I could be there...loving those camellias
ReplyDeletePretty tree and have fun!
ReplyDeleteWish I could grow them. They are such a pretty plant, and oh so Southern!
ReplyDeleteLove this camellia. Such a beauty. Glad your talk went well last night.
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