There are four ways to propagate camellias at your home and you may get different results from each. You can grow camellias from an air layer, a graft, a cutting, and a seed. I have attempted all four ...

A:Camellias are slow to flower when grown from seed or cuttings, but grafts can flower in one to two years, according to the American Camellia Society. Grafting is a propagation technique in which a ...

It appears that you have a Camellia plant and this can be propagated via stem-cuttings. The procedure is easy for novices. The shoots growing at the base of the plant could have arisen from the ...

Although not native, camellias are the perfect winter plants for the area blooming throughout the mostly temperate winters. Both Camellia sasanqua (C. sasanqua) and Camellia japonica (C. japonica) are ...

A: The simplest way to propagate evergreens such as this is by using a technique known as “layering”. Bend a couple of branches of your camellia down so that they touch the ground, making a nick in ...

Hobbyists and hybridizers agree that Camellia lutchuensis, native to woodlands in Southern China and Japan, is the world’s most fragrant species of Camellia. A slow-growing shrub that can eventually ...