Suggestions for Planting Camellias in the North

Spring planting is recommended. Fall-set plants do not have time to become established before winter.

Single or semi-double varieties are more resistant to cold than are the double varieties.

Early-flowering varieties perform better in the North than do the later-flowering varieties.

Potted plants are preferable to bare roots as the taproot is often injured when dug from the field.

Protect plants from strong winds by planting near a building or closely woven fence. It is generally desirable to provide some shade in summer.

Sudden late freezes in spring often prove more damaging than low temperatures during the winter.

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