Last Updated on July 16, 2018 by Jacqueline Bourdon
Camellias are common throughout Florida landscapes. Although commonly seen as a shrub, there are many shapes and sizes available. This plant also produces a vibrant flower which comes in an assortment of colors, perfect for adding to any landscape.
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Identifying potential pests and problems can help keep plants looking their best. Recent information on pests to camellias can help growers catch early signs before they turn into problems.
To keep camellias in their best shape, check out the EDIS publication “Key Plant, Key Pests: Camellia” by science communication specialist Caroline Roper Warwick and faculty member Brian Pearson.