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Here at Lots of Plants we get a common question regarding how to properly plant rhododendron, azalea, mountain laurel, and camellia. These plants, particularly rhododendron and mountain laurel, can be especially challenging to grow in some areas.

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Fall is the best time for planting. When asked if spring is the best time to plant your landscape, the short answer is no, but I assume you are here looking for a longer answer. Let's dig into the whys!

In this blog, you should expect to see some ramblings on lots of plants generally found here at Lots of Plants and what I found super interesting from both the biological and human-use sides of things.

The Long Island Pink Camellia has become a stable for hedges, screens, containers and as a specimen plant. A reliable mid-Fall bloomer, this camellia produces lovely soft, single pink blooms with golden stamens that appear through November.