I have the oleifera hybrids Ashton's Pride and Arctic Snow blooming now in NE Tennessee. My Winter's Beauty won't bloom for a couple more weeks. It's flower display is often cut short by freezes. But it has hardier flower buds than most fall camellias and the buds that survive can open later during subsequent mild spells. I don't grow Elaine Lee or Winter's Waterlily but they are also supposed to have very hardy flower buds. Or you might try some of the earliest of the hardy fall bloomers such as Autumn Spirit or Snow Flurry. I have read that Kumasaka is hardier than Glen 40, but don't have personal experience with either of these.

I find Crimson Candles windburns away from the house, but most of my others do well without shelter once established. Crimson Candles is near the southeast side of the house.

I just bought 'Mason Farm' this fall. It's still blooming now, and has been since October. It's in a fairly sheltered location, in the city, so I'm hoping it will be OK. Someone suggested I spray it with an anti-desiccant, which I have yet to do.

I live in Bucks county also.
I want to grow a camellia, but I have full sun all day long.
Can I grow it in a container to put on the side of my house?
Do you think it will survie the winter not being in the ground?
I grew a rhodedendrum in a container and the bark split.