Yes, I KNOW I am pronouncing CAMELLIA wrong too. I am human and just like all of you I will have words I do not pronounce correctly, It may take me years more before I break the habit of my mispronunciation. The good thing is you are all smart enough to know exactly what I mean. Just like when I hear everyone else pronounce words differently, I know what they mean and instead of correcting them and trying to make them feel stupid, I choose to assume they pronounce it that way because it is based on location and that just may be correct for their area.
No problem, most people where you live probably can't understand much of what we say down here in SW Louisiana. I moved here from South Dakota 32 years ago and sometimes, I still go "huh"?
I have a dark pink one growing in my yard that’s more than 30 years old I’m sure. We’ve lived here 32 years and it was here when we moved here. Several times it’s grown more than 30 feet tall and is currently about 20 feet tall and about 15 foot wide. Before this video I didn’t know it could be used for anything. Thanks for letting me know I can make tea out of it. Being in the Deep South we drink lots of tea. I’ll be using it now for other than the pretty flowers.
My mother had a huge bush growing beside the porch steps when she lived in North Carolina. The flowers were a deep pink and I swear, they looked like they were glowing in the evening when the sun started to set. Beautiful.
Thank you for this. I always thought camellia was just a pretty flower. Recently I found out the camellia was was tea was made from. The way times are, im thankful to know I do have something I can make black tea from.
I am so glad to know this! This is our state flower and I have one that is over 50 years old that I am trying to rehab it. Lots of scrub oaks growing amongst the trunk system. It’s beautiful blooming in the midst of winter here when everything is dormant. I’ve often wondered about the differences in the camellia plants.
I can’t believe all the people in the comment section that we’re going to get rid of this beautiful shrub! I’ve never even heard of it! Yours looks beautiful and your jar of dehydrated flowers has such a fabulous color!! I’m gonna have to look into these and where I can get one😍 God bless🙏
My neighbor has a lovely Camilla shrub beside her back door. I have enjoyed seeing it bloom the last few years. She gave all her grape vines to us to harvest for the last few years. She recently passed so we will now need to rely on our own grapes and I will look for a Camilla to be able to make these things.
Great video. Obviously you cover the topic very well, but you also do so in a way that's very easy to understand. I'm absolutely not a plant person, I don't know anything about herbs, but I'm trying to learn a little about this plant and its uses as a writer. You've made this video and the information therein very accessible to people like myself, who aren't familiar with these topics and might otherwise have trouble understanding the concepts. Thank you!
LOL. Language barrier. We have these everywhere in SW Louisiana. When you showed the first video about the flowers I didn't realize it was the same plant because down here we pronounce it as cam e(long e) lya.
Thank you Heidi! Our neighbor has a giant pink Camelia and has given me permission to pick as much as I like. I'm excited to try the tra from flowers and from the leaves! I have some vinegar and kombucha started with other additions. So many uses and benefits! God is good! God bless 🙏💖
Since You mentioned Kale, it reminded me that kale makes a great fertilizer. I had some that was too old and I put in a container garden mixed with other compost. This made such a difference, my squash, peppers, and tomatoes grew very fast in a week. It does smell like concentrated rotting cabbage and kale mixture when I water it. Great information on a plant that I’ve loved all my life. They are beautiful and now I have more reason to love them. Thanks.
Right on time as always! I messaged you about the Oolong tea yesterday that it has made a wonderful difference in my 2 year olds eczema along with your skin cream recipe I made a Calendula and Plantain salve thanks agian for your knowledge you always bring I love your videos. Blessings to you and your family
I use the blooms to wash my hands when I'm in the garden. If you scrub your hands with a flower, it will lather up and then ri se. It washes the dirt off my hands well.
I have a Red one here in Arkansas, it was here when I bought my house. Thank you for teaching us this valuable information. I will be looking into propagating it.
Mine blooms twice a year, usually fall and spring. I am looking forward to mine blooming again. I don’t drink regular tea, but being in the south, the rest of my family does, so I’ll check into making tea leaves. Thanks Heidi! On a side note, we have a pear tree that used to produce what we call cow pears, very hard pears even when shredded and cooked all day. It hasn’t put out pears in a few years, so I was going to have it cut down. On a whim, I checked out the benefits of the leaves and found out they have many! Pear tree stays where it is. 😊 Many Blessings!
Nice! I love finds like that! I should look into the benefits of peach leaves since we have two trees that are so beautiful when they are filled in (I love their more tropical look) but so rare we get any fruit and when we do, we get one, it is the most delicious flavor packed peach but one every couple of years just does not cut it! haha! I keep saying we need to just take these out but they are so pretty I hate to do it. So...off to learn about the benefits, if any, of the leaves
@@RainCountryHomestead Hopefully next year we can get a couple peach trees, those and figs top my favorite fruits. Happy hunting 😀 I may have to check out those leaves also.
I'm so glad you made this video. The nursery next to my house specializes in these camellias and i've always waffled about whether or not I should purchase one. I've had bad luck growing true tea, so I wasnt sure if I could grow these.. As well as the fact that I don't really like to grow flowers unless they also have medicinal or culinary value.
I don’t know if I would be able to bring myself to buy a dark red Camilla after seeing your pale pink one. That is so gorgeous!! The red and white is amazing.
I want to get a dark red or dark pink to compliment the pink one I have! I am thinking since t hey are evergreen, they could also be a great option for a hedge row so they could make a fence AND be pretty AND have medicinal uses!
Thank you for the info on Camellia. I have one in my yard and was thinking of getting rid of it... now I know that I can make use of it. Anything anti-cancer is of interest to me. Now I need to look into the medicinal uses of Rhododendron.
I was starting to look into those recently. Years ago I had read they were toxic and most recent readings still coming across the same thing but they can be used medicinally but one has to take care
🤗 ca Meal ya is how it’s pronounced… we love them down around the New Orleans area. The climate is perfect for them. Even our prized red beans are named Camellia and have the Camellia flower on the package. Thanks for sharing the knowledge ✌🏻
Yes, since shooting this video over three weeks ago I did learn I have been pronouncing that part wrong too for years like an idiot, it may take years more before I get in the habit of saying it correctly. We all have our things we pronounce wrong so that is the one solace I take in my ignorance
Hon, you are the opposite of an idiot and I think you’re super intelligent. I was just trying to help, not putting you down in any way. Love you and your channel! 💕
Thank you Heidi! I've been thoughtful about this but haven't looked into yet for zone 4 in Maine. I keep seeing how Camilla Oil is selling for animal uses. Ill get back to you after I do more research. Blessings as always 🥰
QUICK UPDATE: The only thing I'm finding about growing zones are 7-9; being in between zones 4 and 5, I'd have to grow indoors where I live in Maine 🥺 Not having room in my small house, that isn't an option. Guess I have to order flowers, seeds, leaves if I want to use for medicinal purposes. This breaks my heart. If anyone finds any other research for zone 4-5, please respond. Heartbroken ....
White and green teas are just different levels of fermentation. Green --> white --> black. Oolong is somewhere in between white and black, but the leaves are kept intact. Or something like that. 😉
Thanks so much for the information. Please keep video coming, I bought two white plants 3 season ago and they never bloom . They never got bigger or bloom and it just put buds on .It's near my oak tree , maybe that's why
Thank you Heidi.🙂 I don't know if I'm jumping to a conclusion but is this the same tree that tea tree oil comes from? If that wasn't part of your research, not to worry! I'll check it out later. They're So beautiful! I thinking I may have an area where I can create an environment they'd be happy in.🤔 I love you too!🤗 Blessings! 💜
Ours is on the south side of the house right up next to it but I would love to start a hedge row of them as a "fence" along the side. They take awhile to get big enough to provide privacy but it would be a usual and lovely option
Chamomile is a great herb, I only grew it for one year. WIld Chamomile. or pineappleweed, is much easier to grow and has similar benefits: th-cam.com/video/nJz1oiIT7Xo/w-d-xo.html
I’m getting several orange day Lillie’s, we call “ditch Lillie’s” I’m wondering if you’ve got a link to a video about it too, I know they are edible, but Not much else.
My neighbor makes maple syrup from their trees. She said stored in the freezer. So it won't get big crystals. My little container got big crystals when I didn't use it. Why is that?
I am guessing this comment is meant for the video I did on storing maple syrup. It is common for any type of liquid sugar to crystalize but mine has been just fine, especially vacuum sealed in jars
@@RainCountryHomestead the jar didn't seal is probably why the store it in freezer. That was not sealed the top would move if push down on it. OK thank you 😊. Probably no bad stuff in it.
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Yes, I KNOW I am pronouncing CAMELLIA wrong too. I am human and just like all of you I will have words I do not pronounce correctly, It may take me years more before I break the habit of my mispronunciation. The good thing is you are all smart enough to know exactly what I mean. Just like when I hear everyone else pronounce words differently, I know what they mean and instead of correcting them and trying to make them feel stupid, I choose to assume they pronounce it that way because it is based on location and that just may be correct for their area.
No problem, most people where you live probably can't understand much of what we say down here in SW Louisiana.
I moved here from South Dakota 32 years ago and sometimes, I still go "huh"?
Just like Frankenstein when trying to say frankensense? Remember? Lol!!! ❤️
Who cares info good
@@nelly365 I was just joking with her. It was all in fun. 💕
@@cindyebner5556 me too mate all good. 🇦🇺❤️
I most certainly didn't know that that common shrub here was used for making tea! I don't do coffee, but love tea.
I could save a fortune!
I have a dark pink one growing in my yard that’s more than 30 years old I’m sure. We’ve lived here 32 years and it was here when we moved here. Several times it’s grown more than 30 feet tall and is currently about 20 feet tall and about 15 foot wide. Before this video I didn’t know it could be used for anything. Thanks for letting me know I can make tea out of it. Being in the Deep South we drink lots of tea. I’ll be using it now for other than the pretty flowers.
My mother had a huge bush growing beside the porch steps when she lived in North Carolina. The flowers were a deep pink and I swear, they looked like they were glowing in the evening when the sun started to set. Beautiful.
Thank you for this. I always thought camellia was just a pretty flower. Recently I found out the camellia was was tea was made from. The way times are, im thankful to know I do have something I can make black tea from.
I grow sasanqua camellias in my garden since I live in Queensland Australia. I love them! Thanks for the information! You are such a blessing! ❤
I am so glad to know this! This is our state flower and I have one that is over 50 years old that I am trying to rehab it. Lots of scrub oaks growing amongst the trunk system. It’s beautiful blooming in the midst of winter here when everything is dormant. I’ve often wondered about the differences in the camellia plants.
I can’t believe all the people in the comment section that we’re going to get rid of this beautiful shrub! I’ve never even heard of it! Yours looks beautiful and your jar of dehydrated flowers has such a fabulous color!! I’m gonna have to look into these and where I can get one😍 God bless🙏
My neighbor has a lovely Camilla shrub beside her back door. I have enjoyed seeing it bloom the last few years. She gave all her grape vines to us to harvest for the last few years. She recently passed so we will now need to rely on our own grapes and I will look for a Camilla to be able to make these things.
Great video. Obviously you cover the topic very well, but you also do so in a way that's very easy to understand. I'm absolutely not a plant person, I don't know anything about herbs, but I'm trying to learn a little about this plant and its uses as a writer. You've made this video and the information therein very accessible to people like myself, who aren't familiar with these topics and might otherwise have trouble understanding the concepts. Thank you!
LOL. Language barrier.
We have these everywhere in SW Louisiana.
When you showed the first video about the flowers I didn't realize it was the same plant because down here we pronounce it as cam e(long e) lya.
Thank you Heidi! Our neighbor has a giant pink Camelia and has given me permission to pick as much as I like. I'm excited to try the tra from flowers and from the leaves! I have some vinegar and kombucha started with other additions. So many uses and benefits! God is good! God bless 🙏💖
Since You mentioned Kale, it reminded me that kale makes a great fertilizer. I had some that was too old and I put in a container garden mixed with other compost. This made such a difference, my squash, peppers, and tomatoes grew very fast in a week. It does smell like concentrated rotting cabbage and kale mixture when I water it.
Great information on a plant that I’ve loved all my life. They are beautiful and now I have more reason to love them. Thanks.
You just saved these two camellias! I was this close to cutting them down! Thanks for the great info, Heidi!
Right on time as always! I messaged you about the Oolong tea yesterday that it has made a wonderful difference in my 2 year olds eczema along with your skin cream recipe I made a Calendula and Plantain salve thanks agian for your knowledge you always bring I love your videos. Blessings to you and your family
I use the blooms to wash my hands when I'm in the garden. If you scrub your hands with a flower, it will lather up and then ri se. It washes the dirt off my hands well.
I have a Red one here in Arkansas, it was here when I bought my house. Thank you for teaching us this valuable information. I will be looking into propagating it.
Mine blooms twice a year, usually fall and spring. I am looking forward to mine blooming again. I don’t drink regular tea, but being in the south, the rest of my family does, so I’ll check into making tea leaves. Thanks Heidi! On a side note, we have a pear tree that used to produce what we call cow pears, very hard pears even when shredded and cooked all day. It hasn’t put out pears in a few years, so I was going to have it cut down. On a whim, I checked out the benefits of the leaves and found out they have many! Pear tree stays where it is. 😊 Many Blessings!
Nice! I love finds like that! I should look into the benefits of peach leaves since we have two trees that are so beautiful when they are filled in (I love their more tropical look) but so rare we get any fruit and when we do, we get one, it is the most delicious flavor packed peach but one every couple of years just does not cut it! haha! I keep saying we need to just take these out but they are so pretty I hate to do it. So...off to learn about the benefits, if any, of the leaves
@@RainCountryHomestead Hopefully next year we can get a couple peach trees, those and figs top my favorite fruits. Happy hunting 😀 I may have to check out those leaves also.
I'm so glad you made this video. The nursery next to my house specializes in these camellias and i've always waffled about whether or not I should purchase one. I've had bad luck growing true tea, so I wasnt sure if I could grow these.. As well as the fact that I don't really like to grow flowers unless they also have medicinal or culinary value.
I don’t know if I would be able to bring myself to buy a dark red Camilla after seeing your pale pink one. That is so gorgeous!! The red and white is amazing.
I want to get a dark red or dark pink to compliment the pink one I have! I am thinking since t hey are evergreen, they could also be a great option for a hedge row so they could make a fence AND be pretty AND have medicinal uses!
@@RainCountryHomestead yes that would be amazing!
I have planted camellia Sienese’s the American tea. I am in Florida. Thank you for the information.
Thank you for the info on Camellia. I have one in my yard and was thinking of getting rid of it... now I know that I can make use of it. Anything anti-cancer is of interest to me.
Now I need to look into the medicinal uses of Rhododendron.
I was starting to look into those recently. Years ago I had read they were toxic and most recent readings still coming across the same thing but they can be used medicinally but one has to take care
This is wonderful information Heidi 🌸 Thank you so much as always xx Cathi xx 😘
I will order it for my garden. Thank you 😊
Thanks for the information. I didn't know you could use it for tea and other things!
🤗 ca Meal ya is how it’s pronounced… we love them down around the New Orleans area. The climate is perfect for them. Even our prized red beans are named Camellia and have the Camellia flower on the package. Thanks for sharing the knowledge ✌🏻
Yes, since shooting this video over three weeks ago I did learn I have been pronouncing that part wrong too for years like an idiot, it may take years more before I get in the habit of saying it correctly. We all have our things we pronounce wrong so that is the one solace I take in my ignorance
Hon, you are the opposite of an idiot and I think you’re super intelligent. I was just trying to help, not putting you down in any way. Love you and your channel! 💕
Good informational video , thanks for sharing , God bless !
Hi Heidi thanks again for sharing this information on Camellia I enjoy all of your information.
I'm going to get one today!! Thanks Heidi!
I have the sasanquas and japonicas all over my yard - the honey bees are having a feast!
Thank you Heidi! I've been thoughtful about this but haven't looked into yet for zone 4 in Maine. I keep seeing how Camilla Oil is selling for animal uses. Ill get back to you after I do more research. Blessings as always 🥰
QUICK UPDATE: The only thing I'm finding about growing zones are 7-9; being in between zones 4 and 5, I'd have to grow indoors where I live in Maine 🥺 Not having room in my small house, that isn't an option. Guess I have to order flowers, seeds, leaves if I want to use for medicinal purposes. This breaks my heart. If anyone finds any other research for zone 4-5, please respond. Heartbroken ....
Thank you! I have white ones growing in front of my home!! Wow!
White and green teas are just different levels of fermentation. Green --> white --> black. Oolong is somewhere in between white and black, but the leaves are kept intact. Or something like that. 😉
Thanks so much for the information. Please keep video coming, I bought two white plants 3 season ago and they never bloom . They never got bigger or bloom and it just put buds on .It's near my oak tree , maybe that's why
I'm in Mississippi and Camillas are about as common as magnolia trees and azaleas. They are everywhere down here.
Think I'll be planting a few more camillias. Got 6 but have plenty of room for more.
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Oohhhh. Wonderful.. This must be the new Grand Baby Video... 😍
No, that one won't be out for a few more weeks. That is how far ahead I am on my videos
@@RainCountryHomestead You're so Organized. 😍
Thank you Heidi.🙂
I don't know if I'm jumping to a conclusion but is this the same tree that tea tree oil comes from? If that wasn't part of your research, not to worry! I'll check it out later.
They're So beautiful! I thinking I may have an area where I can create an environment they'd be happy in.🤔
I love you too!🤗
Blessings! 💜
No, they are not the same. Tea Tree is also known as Melaleuca alternifolia
@@RainCountryHomestead Good heavens! You're a wealth of information!😊 and a sweet soul to boot.🤗💞
We love ya girl!
A dear lady gave my camellia starts!! Where do you have yours planted? Hers were on the east side of her home.
I’d like to make a simple Tea Garden.
Ours is on the south side of the house right up next to it but I would love to start a hedge row of them as a "fence" along the side. They take awhile to get big enough to provide privacy but it would be a usual and lovely option
You also have Camellia sasanqua a lower growing type, BTW Great video!
This is not a lower growing shrub, it gets very tall. and I prune it like crazy to keep it from being too tall since it is right up next to the house.
How do you feel about camomile plant use ?
Chamomile is a great herb, I only grew it for one year. WIld Chamomile. or pineappleweed, is much easier to grow and has similar benefits: th-cam.com/video/nJz1oiIT7Xo/w-d-xo.html
I need more space!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😅😂 Until then I will be looking into peonies, they should open any day now.
Have you heard of butterfly pea flower tea if so what are your thoughts?
Yes, I have and even talked about it in a couple of videos a few years ago such as this one: th-cam.com/video/BBkLageEGvE/w-d-xo.html
Do you think that MCT oil would be good to infuse the pedals?
As long as it is not like coconut oil that tends to be in a more solid state
There are several videos on yt about how to propagate camellia from cuttings!
I am sure there are. However, if I ever get anymore, I would want to add other colors instead of just pink
I’m getting several orange day Lillie’s, we call “ditch Lillie’s” I’m wondering if you’ve got a link to a video about it too, I know they are edible, but Not much else.
I have mentioned them in a few videos and yes they are tasty but I have yet to do a study and video on their benefits
Minnesota does not get all that hot. And we have a short growing season.
Can you tell me what she's putting in it that's making it do that?
Please clarify your question so I can answer it
What zones can this be grown. I’m in 6
This should be helpful: www.wilsonbrosgardens.com/most-cold-tolerant-camellia-plants-zones-6-7.html
My neighbor makes maple syrup from their trees. She said stored in the freezer. So it won't get big crystals. My little container got big crystals when I didn't use it. Why is that?
I am guessing this comment is meant for the video I did on storing maple syrup. It is common for any type of liquid sugar to crystalize but mine has been just fine, especially vacuum sealed in jars
@@RainCountryHomestead the jar didn't seal is probably why the store it in freezer. That was not sealed the top would move if push down on it. OK thank you 😊. Probably no bad stuff in it.
RAIN COUNTRY : FRI. 6/03/22 6:03 AM CST, HOT SPRINGS NATIONAL PARK, AR. USA 🇺🇲 ... ABSOLUTELY A VERY WELL DONE DETAILED VIDEO ... YEAH ... & ... BRAVO ... 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 ... I WAS SURFING THE NET A FEW HOURS AGO ABOUT THE DIFF VARIETY'S OF TEA CAMILLIA & EDIBILITY ... CAME ACROSS YOUR YT VIDEO FROM 3 YRS. AGO ... I SO MUCH APPRECIATED THAT VIDEO & WAS NICELY SURPRIZED TO FIND THIS NEWER VIDEO ... YOU ARE BLESSED FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE ... GOD WORKS IN MYSTERIOUS WAYS DELIVERING A REVEAL MESSAGE TO YOU / WE & ME TO SHARE WITH THEE APPROPRIATELY ... GOD IS THE SOURCE OF OUR SUPPLY ALWAYS ... I LOOKED UP : ARE ALL CAMILLIAS SAFE TO EAT & THE ANSWER WAS YES INCLUDING THE FLOWERS & LEAVES OF THE PLANT ... ALSO YOU CAN USE THE FLOWERS IN SACHETS / BAR & LIQUIDE BODY SOAPS / SHAMPOO & CONDITIONERS / INFUSED INTO RAW VIRGIN COCONUT OIL FOR SKIN / HAIR & CANDELS ... GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR FAMILY ... 🕊 ☮ 🌎🕯🌍🕯🌏 ☮🕊 ...🦋🦋 🌺 🐦🐦