One of the shrubs that you can trim after Snowmageddon is the Camellia. We encourage waiting until after the bloom cycle of all plants to trim. Camellias bloom in the winter months and are coming up on the end of their bloom cycle.
Since most of them have dropped their blooms, it’s okay to go ahead and trim them to get rid of some of the ice damage.
Like most other plants in the area, Camellias used a lot of energy during the winter weather and could use a little pick-me-up in the form of some good plant food.
With the stress most of these plants went through, it can make them more susceptible to outside influences such as insects and disease. So make sure you keep an eye on them and let us know if you need any help!
