Winter’s Star Camellia

Winter’s Star Camellia

‘Winter’s Star’ is a striking cold-hardy Camellia variety that produces abundant, star-shaped lavender-pink blooms from late fall into early winter. Its delicate petals and bright yellow stamens create a lovely contrast against the deep green evergreen foliage.

With its upright growth habit and ability to tolerate colder temperatures better than many other Camellias, it’s an ideal choice for extending seasonal color into the colder months. Perfect for specimen planting, hedges, or large containers, this beauty thrives in partial shade and acidic, well-drained soil.

• � Lavender-pink star-shaped blooms
• � Glossy evergreen foliage
• ⏳ Blooms late fall to early winter
• ❄️ Cold-hardy and frost-tolerant
• � Mature Size: 5–7 ft. tall, 4–6 ft. wide
• � Great for hedges, borders, and containers

Tip: Protect from strong winter winds to keep foliage looking its best.

Growing Zones: 6–9 outdoors

FAQ’s

When does ‘Winter’s Star’ bloom

It blooms from late fall into early winter, offering rare seasonal color.

What color are the flowers

‘Winter’s Star’ has lavender-pink, star-shaped blooms with golden yellow centers.

Is it evergreen

Yes, it maintains glossy green foliage throughout the year.

Is it cold-hardy

Yes, it’s more cold-tolerant than many Camellias and can be grown in USDA zones 6–9.

What soil is best

It prefers acidic, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter.

Can I grow it in containers

Yes, it grows well in large containers with the right soil and drainage.