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Camellia ‘Snow Flurry’ (Camellia hybrid)
Camellia ‘Snow Flurry’ (Camellia hybrid)

Camellia ‘Snow Flurry’ (Camellia hybrid)

SKU: R9873-5

5" Pot Size

looming in the early fall to late winter, ‘Snow Flurry’ has nearly pure white, anemone form flowers. This prolific bloomer is sure to attract lots of attention when in full bloom since the white flowers stand out against the evergreen foliage. Prune into a nice, rounded form when the plant is young. This cold hardy variety can be grown in zones 6-9 and it’s the earliest of the fall blooming varieties. Grow in containers in colder zones.

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Light Requirements
  • Partial Sun
Plant Height (mature height when grown in a container)
5-7'
Bloom Season
  • Fall
  • Winter
Plant Hardiness Zone
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
Plant Special Features
  • Hardy Garden Plant
Plant Care

Tips for Success:  

• Use fertilizer only at the beginning of active growth. 

• Water when soil surface appears dry and then   thoroughly saturate the root ball. 

• Give partial sun year-round.  

• Give 30-40°F nighttime temperatures during the winter.   Warm nights during the winter time will cause “bud blast.”   Up to 59°F is okay. 

• Give a slightly acidic soil between (soil ph between 4.8 - 5.8) 

• Pinch back young cuttings to get full and bushy growth,   although this discourages flowering early on. 

• 1 tablespoon of Epsom Salts/ one gallon of water given twice a   year supplies their magnesium requirements.

Other Resources

PDF Care Sheet

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• Camellias- Delightful Winter and Spring Bloomers

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• Choosing Containers, Pots and Vessels for your Plants

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