Don't ask me how this Japanese Camellia has so many buds for this time of year. I originally planted it in a different area. It had a lot of buds but never was I able to see even the slightest color on them like now. The tips of the leaves were burnt and the buds sadly fell off one by one!
After some months I realized it had been planted in an area that was too damp and too sunny. Japanese Camellia does better in shade and moist soil, so I moved it to a dryer more shadier area.
These pictures were taken about a week and a half ago when we had a lot of rain. Today, there are some blooms on them already so I am able to see that it's pink-orange in color. I am looking forward to the spring when it should flourish even more because I believe I had found a better home for my Japanese Camellia.
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Cute buds!! :) I like the flower's name.
ReplyDeleteHappy Wednesday!
You are so lucky to have pretty blooms. I can not wait until spring is here.
ReplyDeleteI love camillia..They will be stunning when bloom..
ReplyDeleteYour Japanese Camelia likes its new home for sure. Anxiously awaiting their blooms to be posted.
ReplyDeleteJoyce, IL, USA
I love camelia's! It must be such a wonderful sight to see all of those buds and know that you will have such flowers later.
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Gorgeous flowers with water drops!
ReplyDeletei just can't wait for it to bloom.
ReplyDeleteYou must have given your lovely plant the right kind love and tender care. It is very pretty.
ReplyDeleteThe buds are so lovely! Would they grow well on a deck in a pot?
ReplyDeleteI love camelias! It definitely looks like you found the right spot for your Japanese Camelia.
ReplyDelete~ Tracy
I've seen these, but I've never grown them personally. They produce an abundance of buds if looked after properly. All the best with yours.
ReplyDeletePretty little blossoms :) My fav is the Chinese Sugar Plum Blossom :)
ReplyDeleteI like your photo to the right-- the Happy New Year of the Tiger and V-Day! :)
Happy Chinese New Year, btw! :)
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some flowers up close and personal. :-) Yours are very nice.
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