The Wiccan sabbat wheel of the year is a sacred and significant concept in the Wiccan religion and practice. It represents the cycle of seasons and the agricultural cycle that are revered and celebrated by Wiccans all around the world. The sabbat wheel consists of eight festivals known as sabbats, which mark specific points in the year. Each sabbat holds a unique meaning and purpose, reflecting the natural and spiritual aspects of that particular season. In 2022, the Wiccan sabbat wheel of the year begins with Imbolc, celebrated on February 2nd. Imbolc is associated with the awakening of the earth after winter and the preparation for the coming spring.

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October Magic® White Shi-Shi™ Camellia

Camellia sasanqua ‘Green 02-004’

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White Shi-Shi Camellia is a compact evergreen shrub with a bushy rounded habit and lush glossy deep green evergreen leaves that stay green year-round. Heavy blooms of large formally double porcelain white flowers bloom from late fall into winter attracting butterflies. Best blooms occur in partial sun and acidic, well-drained soil.

USDA Hardiness Zone:

Bloom Color:

White

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MAINTENANCE NEEDS: Low maintenance plant. Water regularly, but needs well-draining and mildly acidic soils. Too much water retention can increase susceptibility to fungal diseases. Yellowing leaves indicates acidity too low. When flowers are too dense to fully open, prune dead or weak wood.

LANDSCAPE USES: Specimen or Mass Plantings, Borders , Woodland Gardens, Foundation Plantings, Hedges, and Containers .

*As plants have ranges in appearance they may not appear as the images shown.

October Magic® White Shi-Shi™ Camellia

Gorgeous porcelain white blooms when little else is happening in your garden make October Magic® White Shi-Shi™ Camellia (Camellia sasanqua 'Green 02-004') a must-have for modern plantings! Plant these low-growing, broadleaf evergreens in either full sun or part shade for a wonderfully polished presentation! The dark green foliage of these densely branched, bushy dwarf plants looks great all year long! The bridal-quality White Shi Shi™ blooms truly shine for months throughout the late fall and winter! Luring in the pollinators and butterflies when they need the nectar and pollen-rich resource! You'll love the crisp, pristine appearance on the shrub, or used in cut flower arrangements and bridal quality bouquets! Those exquisite blooms might look touchy and delicate. but Camellia is actually a high-performance powerhouse that requires little ongoing care! Stylish White Shi-Shi™ is a versatile size and suited for many garden applications throughout USDA growing zones 7 to 9, growing just 3-4 feet in height and width! Any landscape or container garden can enjoy these pint-sized Camellia shrubs!

Planting and Application:

• Double Pure White Anemone-Like Blooms
• Dwarf Camellia Shrub
• Glossy Olive-Green Broadleaf Evergreen Foliage
• Gorgeous Cut Flowers
• Hummingbird & Pollinator-Friendly
• Ideal Container Accents, Small Specimens, Low Hedges & Privacy

#ProPlantTips for Care:

For the best results, site White Shi-Shi™ October Magic® Camellia where it can soak up at least four hours of sunlight daily. They won't do well in standing water, so mound up if your soil isn't well-drained. Get your Camellias established in well-drained, slightly acidic soil with regular moisture access over the first season or two, and even beginner-level gardeners should have many years of success!

Tolerant of periodic drought only after the roots are established, give supplemental water the first season and during long periods of dry weather. Finally, apply a layer of pine bark mulch over the top of the root system but never directly touching the stems. Fertilize with a good Acid Lovers formula in early spring, following directions for application rates and reapplication schedule.

Prune your Camellias after they flower and keep their interior free of leaf debris and dead/broken stems. Apply deer repellent on the day you plant and reapply according to the label directions, if they regularly visit your yard. This will train deer to avoid this plant entirely!

• Grow in Part Shade or Afternoon Shade
• Easy to Grow in Acidic, Well-Drained Soils
• Displays Drought Tolerance Once Established
• Prune After Flowering
• Low Maintenance & Widely Adapted

Easy to grow and low-maintenance, the glorious double-flowering October Magic® White Shi-Shi™ Camellia shrub will light up your landscape! Order yours today at Nature Hills!

Imbolc is associated with the awakening of the earth after winter and the preparation for the coming spring. It signifies purification, renewal, and the light returning to the world. This is followed by Ostara, which marks the spring equinox and occurs around March 20th.

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Ostara celebrates the balance between light and dark and the fertility of the earth. It is a time of new beginnings, growth, and manifesting intentions for the coming year. Next comes Beltane, celebrated on May 1st. Beltane is a joyous and highly anticipated festival that celebrates the peak of spring and the beginning of summer. It represents fertility, abundance, and the union of the god and goddess. Traditionally, bonfires are lit and rituals are performed to ensure a fruitful year ahead. Litha, also known as Midsummer or the summer solstice, occurs around June 20th. It is the longest day of the year and celebrates the power of the sun and the abundant energy of summer. Litha is a time for honoring the light and the blessings it brings to the earth. Lughnasadh, also known as Lammas, takes place on August 1st. Lughnasadh is a harvest festival that represents the first harvest of the year and the celebration of abundance. It is a time for gratitude, giving thanks, and sharing the fruits of our labor. Mabon, celebrated on September 21st, marks the autumn equinox and the beginning of fall. It represents the balance between light and dark once again, but this time with the darkness gradually gaining strength. Mabon acknowledges the changing seasons, the coming of the colder months, and the harvest of the remaining crops. Samhain, also known as Halloween, is celebrated on October 31st. Samhain represents the end of the harvest season and the beginning of winter. It is a time for honoring ancestors, connecting with the spirit realm, and reflecting on the cycle of life and death. The final sabbat in the wheel of the year is Yule, celebrated on December 21st, which marks the winter solstice. Yule is a time to welcome back the light, as the days begin to lengthen once again. It represents rebirth, transformation, and the return of hope in the midst of the darkness. In summary, the Wiccan sabbat wheel of the year is a cyclical representation of the seasons and agricultural cycles, celebrated through eight unique festivals or sabbats. Each sabbat holds its own significance and purpose, reflecting the natural and spiritual aspects of that particular time of year. In 2022, Wiccans will honor and celebrate these sabbats, connecting with the rhythms of nature and affirming their spiritual beliefs and practices..

Reviews for "Healing and Transformation through the Wiccan Sabbat Wheel of 2022"

1. Jane Doe - 1 star

I was really disappointed with the Wiccan sabbat wheel of the year 2022. The book lacked depth and substance, providing only surface-level explanations of the sabbats. It felt like a quick cash grab, with no real insight or originality. The rituals and spells included were generic and uninspiring, offering nothing new or thought-provoking. Overall, I would not recommend this book to anyone looking to deepen their understanding of the sabbats or expand their spiritual practice.

2. John Smith - 2 stars

I found the Wiccan sabbat wheel of the year 2022 to be quite underwhelming. The formatting and organization felt haphazard, making it difficult to navigate and find the information I was looking for. The content itself was lackluster, with repetitive explanations and minimal depth. I was hoping for more innovative and inclusive perspectives on the sabbats, but this book fell short. It may be suitable for beginners who are just starting their Wiccan journey, but for anyone with even a moderate understanding of the sabbats, this book offers little value.

3. Sarah Johnson - 2 stars

As someone who has been practicing Wicca for several years, I was disappointed with the Wiccan sabbat wheel of the year 2022. The information provided in this book was extremely basic and lacking in substance. I was expecting a more detailed and comprehensive exploration of the sabbats, but instead, I found myself reading the same generic explanations and rituals I've come across countless times before. This book would be better suited for absolute beginners who are just starting to explore the Wiccan path, but for those seeking deeper insights and fresh perspectives, I would recommend looking elsewhere.

Exploring Wiccan Mythology and Folklore during the Sabbat Wheel in 2022