Camellia is native to eastern and southern Asia but is currently grown in different parts of the world for its beautiful blooms.
There’s a controversy concerning the number of species available as scientists suggest they are between 100 and 300 different types of Camellias. Luckily, this means that there are more options to consider when you’re thinking about adding a Camellia to your gardening space.
For more information and tips on growing camelia, see our camelia growing guide here.
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