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Camellia 'Winter Festival' Premium 15cm

Name: Camellia 'Winter Festival' Premium 15cm
Brand: Greenleaf Garden Center
SKU: CamellWintFestiv15cm
Price: 35.0 EUR
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Camellia japonica ‘Winter Festival’ — Camellia

Family: Theaceae • Pot diameter: 15 cm • Height: ~50 cm

When the world is grey, this one hits play. ▶️🌸

A showy Camellia japonica with double flowers in harmonious shades (cream–white, blush pink, rose to cherry). It blooms in mid-winter and carries into spring, while the glossy evergreen foliage gives structure year-round. Compact habit — perfect for entry/patio pots and acid-loving borders.

Theaceae Evergreen Part shade — morning sun Moderate care Slow–moderate growth

Light

🌤️ Part shade

morning sun; avoid harsh midday

Water

💧 Moderate

even moisture, never waterlogged

Soil / pH

🧪 Acidic 5.0–6.0

ericaceous; excellent drainage

Hardiness

❄️ Hardy

shelter from freezing winds

What makes it special

🌸 Multicolour double blooms winter–spring (cream–pink–cherry).
🍃 Glossy evergreen foliage — premium backdrop all seasons.
🎯 Compact upright habit — ideal for containers and sheltered entries.

Best uses

🏡 Solo planter for a winter focal point.
🧩 Acid-loving borders with Skimmia, Pieris, Helleborus.
🌿 Pair with dwarf conifers and Gaultheria for berries.

Where to place it

Bright part shade with morning sun and wind shelter. Use an acidic, light, very free-draining mix; keep moisture steady (especially in summer while buds form). Pine-bark mulch helps stabilise pH and moisture. Avoid lime in water/fertilisers.

Plants it pairs with

Skimmia ‘Rubella’, Pieris japonica — red buds, same pH needs.
Helleborus spp. — flowers in the same winter window.
Dwarf Picea, Gaultheria procumbens for texture/berries.

Variety origin click to read

Species context: Genus Camellia — acid-soil evergreens with autumn–spring flowering, glossy foliage and high ornamental value.

Breeding focus: Camellia japonica selections for compact habit, stable petal colour and strong container performance.

‘Winter Festival’ profile: Multicoloured double blooms (cream–white to blush/cherry), compact upright habit for patios/entries.

Phenology: Typically December–March (region-dependent) extending into spring; evergreen, glossy foliage year-round.

Cultivation behaviour: Part shade with morning sun; acidic, free-draining mixes; steady summer moisture for richer bud set.

Propagation: Vegetative (cuttings/grafting) to maintain traits.

1) Planting: Ericaceous mix, drainage holes; morning sun/afternoon shade.

2) Watering: Keep evenly moist; never waterlogged. Mulch for stability.

3) Prune/Feed: Light shaping right after bloom; feed acid-lovers in spring to early summer.

🔎 Item	Info
🌿 Scientific name	Camellia japonica ‘Winter Festival’
🪴 Pot/Size	15 cm • height ~50 cm
🌤️ Light	Part shade; morning sun; avoid harsh midday sun/winds
💧 Water	Moderate; even moisture with excellent drainage
🧪 Soil/pH	Acidic 5.0–6.0 (ericaceous), light & free-draining
🌼 Flowering	Winter–spring (Dec–Mar/Apr)
📏 Final size	Approx. 1.5–2.5 m tall × 1–2 m wide (with pruning/climate)
☠️ Toxicity	Non-toxic

💡 Tip: Avoid early sun hitting frozen petals — they scorch. Pine-bark mulch supports pH & moisture.

🤔 Did you know? Camellias set next season’s buds in summer — keep moisture steady then for better winter bloom.

Why you’ll love it info

🌸 Colour when the garden is quiet — winter/early spring.
🍃 Evergreen, glossy foliage for a premium year-round backdrop.
🪴 Compact habit, perfect for patio containers.

🧠 Greenleaf for nerds — scientific tidbits nobody asked for geek

🧪 Requires acidic pH; in limey areas use ericaceous mix/fertiliser only.
🌤️ Prefers part shade; avoid harsh midday sun/freezing winds.
💧 Steady summer moisture → richer winter bud set.
✂️ Prune right after flowering to avoid removing next season’s buds.

What light does it need? light

Part shade with morning sun. Shelter from harsh midday sun and freezing winds.

How do I water it? watering

Keep evenly moist in a free-draining mix. Water more in spring–summer, less in winter.

What soil/pH? soil

Acidic substrate (pH ~5.0–6.0), light and well-drained — ericaceous mix.

When should I prune? pruning

Right after flowering (spring) so you don’t remove next season’s buds.

🔎 Note: Due to natural plant variability, the plant you receive may differ slightly from the photo. Form, size or colouring depend on season, growing conditions and the nature of each plant.

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Camellia 'Winter Festival' Premium 15cm

Camellia 'Winter Festival' Premium 15cm

Camellia japonica ‘Winter Festival’ — Camellia

Light

Water

Soil / pH

Hardiness

What makes it special

Best uses

Where to place it

Plants it pairs with

Camellia 'Winter Festival' Premium 15cm Care & Tips

We take care of the packaging!

With specially designed boxes, we ensure that the plants will reach you intact, no matter what they encounter on the way!

All plants in 3L pots or larger are placed in individual boxes that secure the plant at the base of the pot, preventing it from tipping over.

The cardboard used for the boxes is specially made to provide resistance to potential impacts during transport.

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