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I planted a lovely Camelia last spring. It bloomed for a while and stayed green until fall. Then its leaves turned completely brown. I can easy break off a stem, so I think it is dead. Should I get rid of it, or should I give it a chance to come back this spring? I think it was supposed to be evergreen. Thanks for any advice!
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