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Gardening

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11. which one?

Mon Feb 8, 2016, 08:48 AM

Feb 2016

That is so lovely, Ellen; do you know which camellia it is?

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My LOVELY camellia is BLOOMING! [View all] elleng Dec 2015 OP

Gorgeous! alfie Dec 2015 #1

Yes they are! elleng Dec 2015 #3

Not something to celebrate Brainstormy Dec 2015 #4

Right, not exactly 'celebrating,' elleng Dec 2015 #5

I started looking around yesterday Brainstormy Dec 2015 #6

I read that flowering plants will not be harmed - but will not bloom Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2016 #7

I HOPE that's not true for the camellia, elleng Jan 2016 #8

I posted this, from an expert, before I noticed my camellia: elleng Jan 2016 #9

thanks. Guess it must be debatable among the experts. Laura PourMeADrink Jan 2016 #10

which one? greymouse Feb 2016 #11

No, mouse, didn't know there was a choice! elleng Feb 2016 #12

I'm seeing vegetation starting to pop up in February! NutmegYankee Feb 2016 #13

Excellent! elleng Feb 2016 #14

I wonder how they got there. NutmegYankee Feb 2016 #15

Right, I read that. elleng Feb 2016 #16

The first spring after I bought my house, I spotted a flower very early NutmegYankee Feb 2016 #17

Great! elleng Feb 2016 #18

Beautiful. JDPriestly Feb 2016 #19

Yes, they WERE! elleng Feb 2016 #20

Welcome to California. (Weather-wise anyway.) JDPriestly Feb 2016 #21