Camellias All Winter
Camellias are a well-loved Southern favorite. Different varieties flower at different times throughout the fall and winter. Sasanqua camellias begin to bloom as early as November, while the japonica types bloom later. By planting different varieties, you can enjoy the camellia's colorful blooms all winter.
UF/IFAS Sites
UF/IFAS Publications
- Camellia japonica (PDF)
- Camellias in Florida
- Nassau County Horticulture News: Camellias (PDF)
- Plant Camellias for Winter Color (PDF)
- Sasanquas Usher in Camellia Season (PDF)
- Winter Color (PDF)
Also on Gardening in a Minute
Other Sites
- Becoming Camellias--Learn2Grow.com
- Camellias Brighten Winter Landscapes for the South--Louisiana State University AgCenter
- Camellias: Southern Charm with a History--Texas AgriLife Extension Service
- Karma Camellia: Flower Adds Hardiness, Beauty to Landscapes--Dothan (AL) Eagle
- Sasanqua Camellia--University of Arkansas Cooperative Extension Service
- Winter is Camellia Season--Oregon State University Extension


