camellia

Converse of object

• grow: More information Advice on growing camellias can be found by clicking here.
• include: There is also a nursery selling plants propagated from plants on site including camellias bred by the late owner Miss Gillian Carlyon.
• have: The south drive has several different camellias flowering now.
• affect: Virus diseases also affect camellias, producing light markings on the leaves and white spots and stripes on the flowers.

Adjective modifier

• flowering: Early flowering camellias and hellebores, coupled with the occasional snowdrop, make the new year seem more inviting.
• hybrid: Camellia x williamsii ' Saint Ewe ' is exquisitely beautiful and exceedingly free flowering and one of the most valuable hybrid camellias ever produced.
• single: There is no other color in the room except a single pink camellia in a tiny vase on the counter.
• most: Most camellias need little attention, tho some young plants benefit from formative pruning while older plants may need renovation.
• different: The south drive has several different camellias flowering now.
• many: The Rose Hill gardens were well known for their trees and shrubs, including many camellias.

Modifies a noun

• sinensis: Of benign use exclusively is camellia sinensis ( tea plant ).
• plant: The majority of findings were from southern England, however infected camellia plants were also found in Wales, northwest England and Guernsey.
• hybrid: It is also home to the x williamsii camellia hybrids and to many varieties of rhododendron.
• tree: Some of the harshness of the house front is alleviated by the camellia tree feature, and the climbers growing over the walls.
• bush: A good example is the black, sooty mold often found on camellia bushes.
• flower: These look very like a simple camellia flower and are most attractive.

Noun used with modifier

• water: Water camellias, rhododendrons and azaleas in dry spells.