We Southerners love our spring-blooming plants, and every Southern garden needs a dogwood, redbud, masses of azaleas and a ...

So, next week is Valentine’s Day, will you be celebrating and buying flowers for your loved one? If so, what flower do you choose? I suppose ...

The Camellia plants in the Theaceae family are native to East Asia, with more than 300 species worldwide (Zeng and Endo, 2019). Three types of plants, including ornamental Camellia, oilseed Camellia, ...

The exhibition hall included multiple variations of the Camellia japonica, including "Sea Foams," "Mark Allens," "Grace Albrittons" and "Black Magics." Every shade of red, pink and white petals ...

In Japan, four species of Camellia are found, with Camellia japonica and Camellia rusticana being the most well known. C. japonica has a broad distribution from Aomori Prefecture in the cool ...

Camellia japonica and Camellia rusticana were also believed to follow this pattern. However, a new study revealed that their origins trace back to the Miocene, when the Japanese archipelago ...

The genus Camellia, comprising over 100 species mainly in East Asia, is a representative warm-temperate tree of the Sino-Japanese Floristic Region. The populations of C. japonica are divided into ...

Camellias are a popular plant that shine in the winter and are said to be the “sophistic of the plant world." These evergreen shrubs with their glossy, dark green leaves are a staple in many ...

The tale of two camellias Eastern North Carolina is home to two main species of camellias: Camellia japonica and Camellia sasanqua, each with its own personality and charm. Get local news in your ...

But camellia japonicas step up to the plate year after year, brightening shady spots with white, pink, red and multicolored flowers from December to February — and sometimes even later — in ...

Camellias reign over gardens and yards across the Southern states. They add beautiful, long-lasting color over multiple ...

If it seems like the camellia flower blooms almost all year, that's because they do. Sometimes called the rose of winter or ...