Camellia ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Camellia ( noun )

A shrub or small tree of the genus Camellia, native to Asia and widely cultivated for its glossy leaves and showy flowers.

Origin:

The word "camellia" is derived from the latinized name of botanist and jesuit priest georg kamel, who first described the genus in 1703.

Examples:

1. Camellias are popular ornamental plants, often grown in gardens and parks.
2. The camellia is the state flower of Alabama.
3. She has a camellia bush in her garden which blooms every year.
4. Camellias are known for their delicate pink and white flowers.
5. The camellia is a very sensitive plant and requires special care.

(As a verb)

Camellia ( verb )

A shrub or small tree of the genus Camellia, native to Asia and widely cultivated for its glossy leaves and showy flowers.

Origin:

The word "camellia" is derived from the latinized name of botanist and jesuit priest georg kamel, who first described the genus in 1703.

Examples:

1. Camellias are popular ornamental plants, often grown in gardens and parks.
2. The camellia is the state flower of Alabama.
3. She has a camellia bush in her garden which blooms every year.
4. Camellias are known for their delicate pink and white flowers.
5. The camellia is a very sensitive plant and requires special care.