I can smell wood smoke in the midnight air, sitting on the porch. It has been very dry. I don't like to water, but I did today, as the ferns under the camphor tree on the front lawn were looking singed.. My Lilies of the Nile have put out few flowers this spring.
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You may think this crazy, but from Canada your post today is like reading something from an exotic foreign land, like a peep into Ali Baba's cave.
The only way I could grow a camphor tree would be in a (very large) greenhouse.
Camphor trees are not often found here, but where they are planted they thrive. My property had several large ones when I bought it.
They are attractive shade trees. The robins feast on the berries in winter. But they also drop a lot of debris, leaves and sticks, and seedlings must be vigilantly uprooted.
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