🌸 Elegant Blossom Splendor: The Camellia Japonica ‘Bonomiana’ delights with white flowers streaked with delicate pink stripes – an artistic play of colors for spring. 🌿 Evergreen & Hardy: This Japanese Rose retains its glossy, dark green foliage all year round, providing fresh greenery in the garden even in winter. 🌺 Early Bloomer with Charm: As early as February to April, the camellia displays its spectacular flowers – perfect for heralding spring early. ☀️ Ideal for Partial Shade: The Camellia prefers a sheltered location in partial shade with humus-rich, slightly acidic soil – optimal for European climate conditions. 💧 Easy to Care for & Robust: Consistent moisture and removing faded flowers promote new buds. Its compact growth makes it ideal for beds, containers, or front gardens. 📦 Strong Delivery: 1 plant, 50–60cm high including 15cm pot, securely packaged for transport & ready to plant. The Camellia Japonica ‘Bonomiana’, also known as the Japanese Rose, is one of the most beautiful and popular ornamental shrubs for gardens, balconies, and terraces. With its white-pink flowers and delicate dark pink stripes, it brings a touch of elegance and freshness to any outdoor area in late winter and early spring. Originally native to the mountains of China, Japan, and Vietnam, this camellia is perfectly adapted to the Northern European climate. It is evergreen, hardy, and long-lasting – a plant that brings joy all year round. The Camellia ‘Bonomiana’ bears numerous buds, from which a lush floral display unfolds from February onwards. Its compact growth makes it suitable for planting in garden beds as well as large containers on balconies or terraces. 🌿 Care Instructions: – Location: Partial shade, sheltered from wind – Soil: Humus-rich, slightly acidic, well-drained – Watering: Keep evenly moist, avoid waterlogging – Fertilization: In spring with rhododendron or camellia fertilizer – Pruning: Lightly thin out after flowering, remove faded flowers – Hardy: Yes (down to approx. –15°C, lightly protect potted plants) 💚 Advantages of the