Mid-Atlantic Gardening: Spring is in the Air and the Dirt , 0 by Gitagal

Gitagal wrote:
Happy--if you lust after my Camellia--you need to ask Mike (in GA) for one of his rooted cuttings.

I will be seriously pruning my Camellia right after it blooms. It is not looking so good this year. All the branches are getting leggy and the blooms are just hanging down. I asked mike, and he said I should consider each branch and cut it back to the next "split" of growth. I am planning to let the people on the Shrub Forum know, in case there are any seriously interested people in rooting this Baby. If you know how--you are welcome to some of the cut ends... Let me know. Of course--it will be some years before it is blooming size.

See how they are all drooping down? Now with all this rain, the whole thing looks pitiful! All the blooms are starting to drop already.

Gita