The official website of the Southeastern Camellia Society

THE camellia nursery for any Southern Californian seriously interested in camellias. They also ship. Nuccio's carries hundreds of varieties, and at least a dozen species of camellia. Online ordering not available from their site, but you can call them for a catalog.

A beautiful nursery with unusual plants, garden decor, fountains, orchids, roses, and of course, camellias. Site of the Orange County Camellia Society show.

During the camellia season they carry a variety of camellias, including some Nuccio's introductions. Large sizes and espalier are also available in season. Lots of other plants, a fun place to shop. Landscape designer available.

The camellia collection at The Huntington showcases 40 species and 1,200 cultivated varieties, covering approximately 12 acres in the North Vista, Japanese Garden, and North Canyon areas.

Descanso Gardens is home to North America’s largest camellia collection—more than 34,000 plants and more than 700 camellia taxa, which includes species, varieties, cultivars and hybrids, growing on 20 acres.

The Arboretum is the site of the Southern California Camellia Society's meetings, and a plant information blog!

Links to all sorts of camellia and garden related resources.

Photos of fragrant camellias.

--Webmaster's note: I have never tried it, but it sounds neat!
Instructions on how to wax camellias to preserve the blooms give them a porcelain-like shine that lasts for many days, and sometimes weeks. Great when you want to decorate for a party. Once waxed, they do not need a vase or water -- you can just display them on a plate or by themselves on a table.

Bob's garden is among the finest private camellia gardens. Great photos, and be sure to check out his Blog as well!

Camellia forum and discussion area.

Flower Sculptures are hand-sculpted from 140 lb. watercolor paper and painted with acrylic pigments then sealed with a matte-gloss varnish...the end result is a realistic, sturdy and long lasting reproduction of the actual flower!