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Consumer Q's: Camellias and best birdhouse plans

A female bluebird has captured a small moth to feed her hungry brood. Bluebirds eat many insect pests, making them a friend to farmers and gardeners. - photo by ARTY SCHRONCE/special

wbirdhouse — A female bluebird has captured a small moth to feed her hungry brood. Bluebirds eat many insect pests, making them a friend to farmers and gardeners. - photo by ARTY SCHRONCE/special

Q: What is the difference between a sasanqua and a camellia? A: There are many species of camellias. The most popular camellia cultivated in Georgia is Camellia japonica.

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