‘White Shi-Shi’ gives the beloved low, spreading shishigashira habit in clean white: compact, layered branches covered in flowers through the fall months.

It's a sasanqua, so it takes considerably more sun than winter camellias — anywhere from most-of-the-day sun to bright shade works, in acidic, well-drained soil. Use it in foundation beds under windows, massed on a slope, or in containers, where its restrained size means you plant it once and enjoy it.