Camellias: The Gardener's Encyclopedia
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This encyclopedia is a comprehensive, one-stop reference for camellia enthusiasts at all levels. It provides information on how to grow and care for camellias as well as detailed descriptions of a hand-picked selection of over 600 garden-worthy species and cultivars. The highly informed and truly international plant selection includes classic favorites as well as the latest introductions bred by nursery owners and enthusiasts. Detailed propagation advice, including unique grafting methods, will appeal to the keen amateur enthusiast. Helpful advice on combating problems that result from pests, diseases, and other causes will be invaluable, while over 800 captivating images will entice all gardeners to accommodate more of these exquisite plants.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #69424 in Books
- Published on: 2007-10-15
- Original language: English
- Number of items: 1
- Binding: Hardcover
- 380 pages
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About the Author
Jennifer Trehane's lifelong passion for camellias stems from her involvement in the family nursery business. She managed Trehane Camellia Nursery in Dorset, England, from 1982 to 1995 and currently runs Dorset Blueberry Nursery with her son. Her interest in blueberries began when her father responded to an offer of free blueberry plants from a North American nursery at the end of World War II .
Customer Reviews
Camellias: The Gardener's Encyclopedia
This stunning book has instantly become my point of reference for camellia identifaction. Being in charge of an historic collection Jennifer's book is an essential part of my libary.
The pictures and text make the book exceptionally easy to use.
I will be buying a copy for the office and keep this one for the garden.
Gary Long
Head gardener
Trewithen Gardens



