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AMERICAN CAMELLIA YEARBOOKS1946 THROUGH 1957

AMERICAN CAMELLIA SOCIETY,

Charter and By-Laws .Charter and By-Laws, Revision, John N, Sewell.Decade of Achievement, A, Albert Fendig ..OrganizationPurpose and Program, Harold L. Paige.

ALL-AMERICA SELECTIONS,

All-America Camellia Selections, David Cook.Cinderella, Ralph M. Dasher.

ARRANGEMENTS,

Arrangement Contests:1948--Mr5. W. T. Wood.1949-Mr5. W. T. Wood.1950-1\1rs. W. T. Wood ...1952-1\1rs. W. T. Wood.1953-1\1rs. W. T. Wood.1954-Mrs. W. T. Wood.1955-1·1r5. W. Jack Bryant.1956---Mrs. W. Jack Bryant.1957-Mrs. W. Jack Bryant ..

Camellias in Arrangements, Carl Starker.Camellias in Arrangements, Mrs. W. Harrell Wilson ..Fine Art of Arranging Flowers, The, Mrs. W. T. Wood.Flower Arrangement with Camellias, Mrs. Arthur P. TeeleModem Trends in Flower Arranging, Mrs. W. T. \Vood.

BY-LAWS,

By-Laws of the American Camellia Society ..By-Laws of the American Camellia Society, Revised,

John N. Sewell.

BONSAI,

Dwarfed Camellias, Claude Chidamian .

BORON,

Response of the Camellia to Boron, Tokuji Furuta andJohn I. Wear.

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CAMELLIAS ABROAD,Australia and New Zealand:

Camellias Around the World, Ralph S, Peer.Camellias in Australia, Walter G. Hazlewood.Camellias in New Zealand, E. G. Waterhouse ...Camellia Path Around the World, Ralph S. Peer.Cameo on the Camellia, A, Gordon Adams.Letter from New Zealand, T. Durrant.Letter from New Zealand, Another, T. Durrant ..Notes on New Zealand Camellias, Mimosa and Felix JuryNotes on Some Australian Camellias, David L. Feathers

Azores:Camellias in Another Continent, Collingwood Ingram.

Belgium:Belgium's Royal Camellias, Ralph S. Peer ..Camellia Culture in Belgium, Roger de Bisschop.European Camellia Tour, Ralph S. Peer ..

China:Camellias Around the World, Ralph S. Peer.Camellia Path Around the World, Ralph S, Peer.

England:Camellia and Magnolia Conference of the Royal

Horticultural Society, The, Ralph S. Peer.Camellias Abroad, Ralph and Monique Peer.Camellias Around the World, Ralph S. Peer.Camellias in Another Continent, Collingwood Ingram.Camellias in England, Ralph S. Peer.Camellias in English Gardens, H. Harold Hume.Camellias New and Old, 'W. Arnold-Forster.European Camellia Tour, Ralph S. Peer.Some Interesting Camel1.ias in England, C. P. Raffill.

France:Commercial Propagation of Camellias, Claude

Thoby, Sr..European Camellia Tour, Ralph S, Peer.Guichard Camellias, The, E. G. Waterhouse.Guichard Soeurs Nursery, H. Harold Hume.

Germany:Camellias and Camellia Growing in Germany,

Alexander Steffen.European Camellia Tour, Ralph S. Peer

Guernsey:Camellias Abroad, Ralph and Monique Peer.Caledonia Nursery, The, E. G. Waterhouse.

India:Camellias Around the World, Ralph S, Peer.Commercial Propagation of Camellia sinensis in

India, W. Wight.

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Camellias at the Villa Taranto, Neil McEacham.Camellia in Italy, The, Guiliano Puccini.Camellias in Italy, E. G. Waterhouse.Camellia Species at Villa Taranto, Neil McEacharn.Early Camellias in Italy, E. G. Waterhouse.European Camellia Tour, Ralph S. Peer.Mariotti Collection of Camellias in Italy, The, E. G.

WaterhouseMercatelli Camellias, The, E. G. Waterhouse.

Japan:Camellias Abroad, Ralph and Monique Peer.Camellias Around the World, Ralph S. Peer.Camellia Path Around the World, Ralph S. Peer.Long-Lived Garden Varieties of Camellia in Japan,

Siro Kitamura.Northern Line for Camellias Growing Outdoors in

Japan, K. Sawada.Wild Camellias of the Japonica Group in Japan and

Their Relationship to Garden Varieties, TakasiTuyama

Mexico:Camellias Abroad, Ralph and Monique Peer.

Portugal:Camellias in Another Continent, Collingwood Ingram.Camellias in Portugal, Joaquim Moreira da Silva.New Friend, A, Stanley W. and Alice H. Miller.

Union of South Mrica:Camellias Around the World, Ralph S. Peer.

CAMELLIA CITIES:Camellia City of the South, The (Thomson, Georgia),

Mrs. Leonard Turner.Greenville (Alabama) the Camellia City, J. Glen Stanley.McComb (Louisiana) the Camellia City, and Its Locally

Named Camellias, Otis Cotten.

CAMELLIA FAMILIES,

F. F. C. First Families of Camelliadom, Anna Lee Harris.Henne Complex, The, Austin Griffiths, Jr..

CAMELLIAS IN,

Alabama:Camellia Culture Along the Gulf Coast, M. Thomas

Brooks .I Took My Camellias and Went Underground,

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Arkansas:Camellias in Arkansas, Sterling Cook."Camelliaitis" Has Broken out in Arkansas, 1.lrs. Rufus

N. Garrett.

California:Camellia Culture in Central California, A. E. Morrison.Gracious Lady and Rosebud Fann, The, Herbert V.

MitchellSome Old and New California Camellias, E. H. Carter

District of Columbia:Camellias at the United States National Arboretum,

Francis de Vas ..Camellias Grow in Washington, D. C., Jerry Hill.Camellias in and Around Washington, Jerry Hill.The Year Mine-N0-Yuki Flowered in Washington,

Francis de Vas ..

Florida:Camellia Culture in the Tampa Bay Area, D. W. DavisC'1Illcllias in the Small Garden, John N. Sewell.Camellias Pay Dividends, Regular and Sometimes

Extra, Doris E. Freeman.Camellias in the "Deepest" South, V. L. Deane.Camellias in Florida, J. N. Sewell.Camellias in Sand Dunes, Filo H. Turner.Camellias in Central Florida, W. E. Bailey.Camellias in SOlIth~CentralFlorida, David K. Stabler ..Camellias for the Subtropics, Mrs. Gilbert Head.Planting Camellias in Sandy Coastal Soils, Nonnan Peck

Georgia:Camellia Cottage, J. J. \Vhi.tfield.Camellias in Marshallville, John D. \Vade.Notes on Georgia CamelHana, James Stokes.

Louisiana:An Amateur's Experience with Camellia iaponica

in the 'Northern Camellia Belt, C. Raymond Mays.Camellias a Ia Sardines, Mrs. J, David Wirth.Camellias at Lake Charles, Louisiana, Mrs, B, A.

RagusaCamellias at Lake Charles, Louisiana, L. P. Frye.Camellia Culture in the Vicinity of Lafaydte,

Louisiana, Mrs. E. G. Feusse ..Camellias in a Sand Pile, Mr~. Sam S. Caldwell.Camellias GrOWing Around the Calendar, E. P.

Courtney'Way Down Yonder, A Camellia Trail Through

Louisiana, Mrs. Robert W, Smith.

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lvlississippi:Camellias in Vicksburg, Mrs. J. D. Pond.Southern Camellia Belt-Where is its Northern

Boundary, The, Sallie Mayes.

New Jersey:Beginners' Luck With Camellias, Ernest L. and

Aleita H. Scott.Camellias for Northern Gardens, Mrs. Ralph H.

Van Gilder.

New York (Also see Temperature):Grow Your Own Camellias, Berta Rogers.Experience in Establishing Camellia:, Outdoors in

the New York Area, \Villiam A. Brooks.

North Carolina:Camellia Growing in Charlotte, Cora A. Harris.Camellias in Raleigh, Mrs. R. L. McMillan.Camellias in the Piedmont Section, R. K. Pittman.Nmth Carolina Camellia Trail, A, J. Allen Easley.Oakdale Camellias, The, Henry B. Rehder.We Never Had It So Good, Dow Pender, Jr.,

Oregon:Camellia Growing in the Portland Area, ~,lrs. J. S.

BirrelCamellia of the Year, The, Morrie L. Sharp.Oregon Camellia Society Promotes Culture of the

Camellia, The, L. H. Lindsay.

South Carolina:Aiken~Edgefield Camelliana, Lucille G. Millette.Camellia Culture in the Piedmont Area, Cecil Morris.Camellias in Columbia, Chapman J. l\,filling.Camellia Test Garden at Clemson College, The, R. F.

PooleDarlington and its Camellias, A. B. Bryan.Growing Camellias in the Piedmont Area, Cecil Morris.Little People, The, 1\-lrs. P. H. McEachinIJatriarch Among Camellias, A, J. M. Napier.

Tennessee:Camellia Growing in Knoxville, Eleanor W. Haasis.Camellias in Knoxville, 1948, Eleanor W. lIaasis.

Texas:Camellias in the Beaumont Area, Paul E. Hines.Camellias in East Texas, Charles R. AberCameHia Culture in "Outer Space," Richard R.

BnmazziCare and Protection of Camellias in the Dallas Area,

C. E. ~'1acBride and Irvine Fridge.

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Year PageGrowing Camellias in Austin, Mrs. Graham B. Smedley 1946 70El Paso, Texas, Mrs. G. H. Wilson. 1948 143Lutcher Stark, Shangri-La, Orange, Texas, Sam P. Harn 1953 267

Virginia:

Camellia Culture in Virginia, Mary Bell Glennan. 1946 59Camellia Garden in Alexandria, Virginia, A, Charles

F. Holden. 19.56 227Camellias in Virginia, Henry McRae Pinner and

J. M. Habel. 19.54 2.58Camellias in Virginia, Frederic Heutte. 1955 232Camellias are Moving North, Jacques L. Legendre. . 1956 108Camellias in the Fringe Area, Alan J. Hofheimer. 1953 308Norfolk is on the March, M. M. Mann. 1954 286Tidewater Virginia Compares its Camellias, Frederic

Heutte 1949 202Virginia's Camellias, Frederic Reutte. . 1952 78

Washington:Camellias in the State of Washington, Helen G. Buzard 1954 209Camellias at the University of Washington Arboretum,

Robert J. Hansen. 1949 211Camellias in Washington, Mrs. E. L. Tolson, Jr.. . 1951 262Camellias in the Northwest, Mrs. O. B. Thorgrimson. 1948 69

Wyoming:What! Camellias in Wyoming, J. A. Deffeyes. 1952 90

CAMELLIA PERSONALITIES,

Burne, H. Harold, Arthur W. Solomon, Dedication.illges, John P., Arthur W. Solomon, Dedination.Katz, Mr. and Mrs. Sigmund J., Aubrey C. Harris,

DedicationMcIlhenny, E. A., Mrs. Edward McIlhenny Simmons.Seibels, Calder W., John M. Napier,· DedicationSmith, Thomas Jefferson, Marguerite Clark Knight,

DedicationSolomon, Arthur W., Calder W. Seibels, Dedication.Strother, David C., Calder w. Seibels, Dedication."Vilmot, Royal}., Arthur W. Solomon, Dedication

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CHARACTERISTICS-PLANTS AND FLOWERS,

Camellias in the Small Garden, John N. Sewell.Progress Report on Studies of Growth and Flowering

Characteristics of Camellia Varieties, Ferris S. Batson.

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CHROMOSOMES:

Chromosome Numbers in Cultivated Camellias. Earl B.Patterson, Mary Olga Longley, and Donald S. Robertson

Chromosome Relationships in Cultivated Species ofCamellia, E. K. Janaki Ammal. . . . .

Chromosomes and Plant Breeding, The, A. P. Lorz.Chromosomes and PIal)t Breeding, The, A. P. Lorz

(Reprint with additions) .Chromosomes of Camellia, The, L. P. V. Johnson.

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CLASSIFICATlON:Camellia Flower Classification as it Relates to Show

Operation, Evelyn Frances Hollingshead and BarlowW. S. Hollingshead. . .

Classification of Camellia Blooms by Shuctural Forms,R. J. WihnQt.

Florida Agricultural Experiment Station's Camellia VarietalClassification Project, The, R. J. Wilmot.

Flower Classification-A Survey of Various Systems,Editors .

Proposed New Classification System, A, Albert Fendig.

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CORSAGES-WRISTLETS:Camellias for Milady, Mrs. L. Houston Reusch. 1949 277Oregon Camellia Society Promotes Culture of the Camellia,

The, L. H. Lindsay. 1955 324

CULTURE:

California Camellia Container Culture, William B.Mulholland

Camellia-A Chameleon, The, Herbert C. Swim.Camellias Are My Hobby, Sam McK. Mixson ..Canned Camellias, Claude Chidamian.Growing Camellias in Containers, Claude Chidamian,Growing Camellias in Containers, Claude Chidamian

( Reprint)Hanging Basket Camellias, Robert K. Cutter."Injuring" Camellia Seedlings to Induce Flower-Bud

Formation, J. M. Jones.Krilium as a Soil Conditioner, Gaylord M. Volk.Planting Camellias: What, When, Where and How, John

N. Sewell.Progress Report on Studies of Growth and Flowering

Characteristics of Camellia Varieties, Ferris S. Batson.Rejuvenation of Unthrifty Camellias, Donald E. Dean.



Some Facts About Camellias Described by a Grower,K. Sawada.

Some Notes on the Culture of Camellias, R. B. Wilby.What Every Camellia Grower Should Know, Claude

ChidamianWhat I Have Learned About Crowing Camellias in the

Past Ten Years, S. L. Marbury.

DDT:

DDT Injury to Camellias, Denzell L. Gill.

DISEASES:

Camellia Flower Blight:Camellia Diseases, 1946-47, Erdman West.Camellia Diseases, Some, Erdman '"Vest.Camellia Flower Blight, Luther W. Baxter, Jr., and

w. M. Epp.CamcIlia Flower Blight, Arthur C. Brown.Camellia Flower Blight in Georgia Through the

1955-56 Season, Denzell L. Gin and T. J. Ratcliffe ..Camellia Flower Blight, H. N. Hansen and H. Earl

ThomasCamellia Flower Blight, Roy A. Young and J. A.

MilbrathControl of the Flower Blight Disease of Camellias with

Eradicant Fungicides, The, Frank A. Haasis andE. G. Nelson.

Flower Blight Disease of Camellias, The, Frank A.Haasis

Notes on the Culture of Camellias, The, R. B. Wilby.Salt on the Dragon's Tail, Aubrey C, Harris.Some Characteristics of Two Sclerotinia Pathogens and

Their Relationship to Flower Blight of Camellias,Frank A, Haasis and N. N. ·Winstead.

Corky Outgrowths:Additional Information on the Cause and Control of

Corky Excrescence on Camellia Leaves, A. G.Plakidas

Corky Outgrowths on Camellia Leaves, A. G. Plakic1as.

Dieback:Additional Information on Dieback, L. ';Y. Baxter and

A. G. Plakidas .Camellia Dieback, Erdman West ..Dieback, Sigmund J. Katz.Effects of Some Fungicides, Fertilizers, Insecticides and

Pruning on Camellia Dieback, Denzell L. Gill, .More About Camellia Dieback, Erdman West.

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Notes on Grafting and Dieback Control, Walter Allan,Studies On Camellia Dieback, Denzell L. Gill.

Leaf-Gall,Camellia Leaf-Gall, Erdman West.

Nematodes (Rootknot):r\ematode Damage to Camellias, R. L. Self and Eldon

J. Cairns.Root Rot:

Camellia Root Rot, Denzell L. Gill.Camellia Root Rot and Its Control, Denzell L. Gill.

Scab:Camellia Scab, A, G. Plakidas.

Miscellaneous:Ten Years of Camellia Pathology, Denzell L. Gill.Two Non-Graft-Transmissible Disorders of Camellias,

Denzell L, Gill.Yellow Mottle Leaf, A Vims Disease of Camellia, J. A.

Milbrath and F. P. Mc'Vhortcr.

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Export of Plant Material to Distant Countries, The, W. G.Hazlewood 1951 228

FERTILlZING,

Analysi'i and Rates of Fertilizers on the Growth of CamelliaPlants in Two Alabama Soils, Tokuji Furuta.

California Camellia Container Culture, ""'illiatn B.Mulholland

Camellia Fertilization, W. P. DeanChemistry as Applied to the Growing of Camellias, R. A.

MerrittExperiment in Deficient Feeding of Camellias, Ben Holst.Experjments in AHnor Element .Fertilization of the

Camellia, Francis E. Johnstone, Jr..Experiments on Camellia Nutrition, James Bonner and

Shigeru Honda.Fertilizing Your Camellias and Mine, John L, Cope ..Honnones, Chemicals, and Camellias, James Stokes ..Influence of Rate and Analysis of Fertilizer on the Growth

and Survival of Three Camellia Varieties, Tokuji Furuta,C. 'V. Bell and H. P. Orr.

NuGrecn As a Source of Nitrogen for Camellias, Edgar C.Tullis

NuGreen Gives Camellias New Life, Robert M. HoHman.Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms of Camellia jap01J.icil)

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Nutrient Solution Fertilization in Relation to FeedingCamellia Plants Through the Leaves, Walter E.Lammerts

Packaged Manure Vs Barnyard Manure, John L. Hanssen.Soil Management and Nutrition of Camellias, W. C. BarnesUnderstanding Trace Elements, R. Milton Carleton.

FUMIGATION:Methyl Bromide Fumigation of Camellia Cuttings, E. T.

GammonPlant Quarantine-A Necessary Evil, Arthur C. Brown.Some Nates on the Plant Quarantine Fumigation of

Imported Camellias, Henry H. Richardson.

FUNGICIDES:Effects of Some Fungicides, Fertilizers, Insecticides and

Pruning on Camellia Dieback, Denzell L. Gill.Effect of Fungicidal Dips on Rooting Camellia Cuttings,

The, Henry F. Swanson.Use of Fungicides in Camellia Grafting, The, A. G,

Plakidas and Louis Anzalone.

GARDENS AND PLANTINCS:Beechwood Gardens, Mrs. Mayer Israel ..Bellingrath Gardens, Walter Duncan Bellingrath.Camellias at Orton Plantation, Kenneth M. Spront.Camellias in the Melbourne (Australia) Botanic Gardens,

A. W. Jessep.Darwood on the Jourdan, Emmett L. Irwin,Descanso Gardens, John L. Threlkeld and Mark J. AnthonyKillearn Gardens, Tallahassee, Florida, Leland J. Lewis.Laurel Lake Gardens, Salemburg, North Carolina, Bugs

BarringerMagic of the Lighted Garden, The, Myrtle Fahsbender.Magnolia Gardens, C. N. Hastie, Jr. .Norfolk's Bureau of Parks Looks to Its Camellias, Frederic

HeuttePleasant Oaks Plantation, Hargrove Bellamy.Southern California Camellia Garden, Ronald B. TownsendSouthwestern Garden-Huntington Botanical Gardens, San

Marino, California, A, William Rertrich.D. C. Strother Camellia Collection, The, J. I. McClurkin,

Jr.Tea Farm, The, L. A. Walker and C. F. Prettyman.Tree in the Garden, The, Elizabeth Boatwright Coker.

GIBBERELLIN:Some Effects of Gibberellin on the Camellia, James Bonner

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GREENHOUSES, SLAT HOUSES, PORCHES, ETC.:California Camellia Container Culture, William B.

MulhollandCamellia as a House Plant, The, Paul Ackerman ..Camellias as House Plants, Albert J. Irving.Camellias for the Northern Suburban Gardener, Paul

AckennanCamellias in Pennsylvania, Dr. and Mrs. S, Lehman Nyce.Camellias Under Glass, Margaret C. Bowden.Camellias Under Class, W. G. Carter.Greenhouse Camellia Culture, Royal GickGreenhouse Camellias in Amarillo, Don L. Parker, .Greenhouse Culhue of Camellias, Joseph B. Fueglein.Greenhouse Management, S. Lehman Nyce ...Growing Camellias on a Porch, Mrs. F. E. Newbold.Know, Grow, and Show CameIlias, Russel Gainer ...Lath House for the Amateur, A, C. M. Mason.Living Slat-House, A, A. W, SolomonNinety-Six Years a House Plant, E. L. and Aleita Seott.Novel Greenhouse, A, C. W. FarmerOne Man's Greenhouse, David L. Feathers.Plastic Greenhouse, A, Mansfield Latimer.Protecting Camellias, Dmitri Vail.Protection from the Elements, Harold L. Paige.What About a Greenhouse?, S. L. Marbury.

HISTORY:Camellia History from Petiver to Linnaeus, H. Harold

HumeCaledonia Nursery, The, E. G. Waterhouse ..Camellia Pageant and Show, Southwestern Louisiana

Institute, Corinne G. Judice.Camellias Imported by E. A, McIlhenny, Ira S, Nelson.Camellias in the Melbourne Botanic Gardens, A. W. JessepCamellias of Colonel Thomas Handasyd Perkins of Boston,

The, George C. Shattuck.Collection of Camellias Cultivated in the Gardens of Cesare

Franchetti-Arnateur, Translated by Monique Peer ..Covina-Azusa-Glendora Camellias, The, Roy T, Thompson.Discovery of Camellia rusticana, The, Masaji Honda.Early Camellias and Camellia Growers in thc Boston Area,

Irene D. NehrHng .Early History of Camellias in the Mobile (Alabama) Area,

Robert O. Rubel, Jr, .Early Occidental Camelliana, Part I, James Stokes.Early Occidental Camelliana, Part II, James Stokes ..Early OCcidental Camelliana, Part III (Unpublished) ..Early Occidental Camelliana, Part IV, James Stokes.

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General History of Camellia laponica in Japan, A, YugiIshii

History of Camellias in Central Florida, M. J. Daetwyler,History of the Sacramento Camellia Society, Ernest L.

StevensHistory of the Southern California Camellia Society, ·E. C.

TourjeHistory of the Temple City Camellia Festival, Mrs. Frank

L. Maxey.How the Camellia Came to California, A. E. MorrisonInfluence of Horace H. Harms on Camellia Culture in the

Northwest, The, Morrie L. Sharp.Jacksonville's (Florida) Old Camellias, Mrs. W. E.

McArthurKamel~Kaempfcr-Linnaeus,H. Harold Hume.Macarthur Fa'IDily of Camden Park and the Introduction of

Camellias into Australia, The, W. G. Hazlewood.Old Camellias of Louisiana's West Feliciana Parish,

Margarett Lawrason ..Old Camellias of the Gulf Coast, Edwina N. Mogabgab.The Year Mine-No-Yuki Flowered in Washington, D. C.,

Francis de Vas.Star Nursery Camellias, Frank D. Williams and Roy T.

ThompsonTwo Items in Southern California Camellia History, Roy T.

ThompsonVerschaffelt Camellias, The, David W. McLean

HORMONES AND OTHER ROOT-INDUCINGSUBSTANCES,

Hormones, Chemicals and Camellias, James StokesResponse of Camellia Cuttings to Rooting Compounds,

L. L. English.Rooting Response of Camellia japonica to Chemical

Treabnents, Henry P. Orr and Dvon Brogan.Studies on the Propagation of Camellia japoni,ca, Using

Leaf-Bud Cuttings and Root-Inducing Substances, H.Hamilton Williams

ILLCES MEDAL,

lllges Medal, W. T. Wood.Award, 1949, "Beau Harp," W. T. Wood.Award, 1950, "Joseph PHngstl," W. T. ·Wood.Award, 1953, "R. L. \Vhceler," W. T. Wood.Award, 1956, "Reg Ragland," W. T. Wood.The Lone Seedling, Reg Ragland, Aubrey C. Harris.Award, 1957, "Tomorrow," Calder ';Y. Seibels.The Story Behind-Tomorrow, Mervin B. \Vine.

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INSECTS, INSECTICIDES AND PESTS,

Camellia Pests, L. L. EnglishControl of Insect Pests of Camellias, L. C. Kuitert.Control of the Insect Pests of Camellias, L. C, Kuitcrt.Insects Infesting Camellias, A. E. Morrison ..Leaf Beetles Attacking Camellias, A. N. Tissot and H,

Harold HumeNatural Aids in Plant Pest Control, C. E. Smith ..Nematode Damage to Camellias, R. L, Self and Eldon J.

CairnsSystox-A Control for Camellia Scale, Edgar C. Tullis.Systox-Effectiveness of Demcton (Systox) for the Control

of Camellia Pests, L. C. Kuitert.Tests with New Insecticides, R. A. Hetrick.

INTRODUCTIONS (SEE VARIETIES),

JUDGING (SEE SHOWS AND JUDGING),

KRILIUM,

Krilium as a Soil Conditioner, Gaylord M. Volk.

LANDSCAPE,Camellias in the Landscape Scheme, James Ferger.Camellias jn the Small Garden, John N. Sewell.Camellias in Your Landscape Plans, Robert E. Marvin.Companions for Camellias for Year-Round Beauty, Mr. ,and

Mrs. \ViHium P. Kemp.Landscape Architect Appraises the Camellia, A, Richard

ChurchillLandscape Plans for the Camellia Enthusiast, Clermont H.

LeeLandscape Use of Camellias, 'William S. Wiedom.Landscaping the Home Grounds with Camellias, Hubert B.

OwensProgress Report on Studies of Growth and Flowering

Characteristics of Camellia Varieties, Ferris S. Batson.

LEAVES,

Camellia Leaves, H. Harold Hume and Erdman West,Fish-Tail Camellias, H. Harold Hume,Margins of Leaves of Different Species ..

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LITERATURE,

Bibliography of Japanese Camellia Writings, EikiC'hi SatomiCamellia Sports in Old Literature, R. J. Wilmot ..Camellia Writings, H. Harold Hume.Camellia Writings, Additions to, H. Harald Hume.

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Chinese Camellia Literature, R. J. 'Wilmot.VerschafFelt's Nouvelle Iconographie des Camellias,

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MIST-SPRAY,

Constant-Mist Propagation of Camellia Cuttings, AustinGriffiths, Jr" Howard N. Miller and Ralph H. Sharp.

Humidity at Your Fingertips, Louis Squyers.Mist Grafting Camellias, Frederic Henne.Mist Grafting, A Progress Report, Frederic Heutte ..

MISCELLANEOUS,

Amateur Can Collect Data Too, The, Roy T. Thompson.Camellia Character, Roy T. Thompson.Camellias and the Retail Nurseryman, E. P, Aiken.Camellias for Camellia Plants, Martin W. Usrey.Charleston, Alyne Grant.Chann of Camellias, The, Maurice Amsler ..Confessions of a Camelliaphile, Frank Stanford Persons, IIDelayed in Transit, Maurice Amsler ..Dr, Nurseryman and "Came1lia-itis," Margaret F. Higdon.Excerpts from Panel Discussion at Annual Meeting,

American Camellia Society, Lafayette, Louisiana,January 21-22, 1950, H. K. Riley ..

Life, Charles L. Gay.Long-Range Planning for Camellias, Roy T. Thompson.Master or Slave?, Harriet Hentz Hauser.Om Trip Through Camellia Land, Edwards H. Metcalf.Plant NoOne Knows, The, Claude Chidamian.Precautions to Observe in Exchanging Scions and Plants,

A. P. Messenger.Pride of Profession, E. A. Martin.Psychological Effect of Camellias, Margaret Bradley DykesTrials and Tribulations of a Collector, The, Arthur W.

Solomon'What I Have Learned Abont Camellias in the Past Ten

Years, S. L. Marbury.

MOLES,

Trapping of Moles, The, F. E. Guyton.

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MULCH,

Effect of Several Organic Mulches on Soil Reaction,Nitrates and Growth of Camellias, The, J. H. Herbert, Jr.

Sawdust for Mulches and Soil Improvement, The Use of,F. E. Allison and M. S. Anderson ..

Values of a Mulch, R. J. Wilmot.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

MUTATIONS,

Mutations for Flower Color in Camellia japonica, T, J.Arceneaux and F. D. Cochran ...

My Personal Observations of Camellia Variants BroughtAbout by Grafting and Hooting Cuttings, S. D. Coleman

My Wishes for the Camellia of the Future, K. Sawada.Possibility of Utilizing Virus Infection as a Means of

Producing New Varieties of Camellias, A. G. Plakidas.

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NEMATODES (ROOTKNOT),

Nematode Damage to Camellias, R. L. Sell and Eldon J.Cairns 1955 119

NOMENCLATURE:Approved Names for the Kunming Reticulata Varieties,

Walter E. Lammerts .Camellia Mutants and Their Nomenclature, A. W. lessep.Camellia Nomenclature-A Glance into the Future,

Wendell H, CampControlled Nomenclature of Foreign Camellia Varieties-A

Must!, Austin Griffiths, Jr..Japanese Camellia Names, R. J. WilmotNomenclature of Some Japanese Camellias, The, E. G.

WaterhouseSpelling of Camellia Varietal Names, The, Austin Griffiths,

Jr.Trials and Tribulations of a Nomenclator, Albert Fendig.

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PACKING AND SHlPP1NG:Blooms:

Commercial Camellia-Flower Production, Joe Richards.Packing Camellia Blooms for Shipment, Joe Richards ..Packing Flowers for Shipment, R. J. Wihnot.What I Have Learned About Camellias in the Past Ten

Years, S. L. Marbury.

Plants:Delayed in Transit, Maurice Amsler.Export of Plant Material to Distant Countries, The,

'V. G. Hazlewood.

PATENTED CAMELLIAS,Patented Camellias, Sam P. Harn.Plant Patents, S. Henry Edmunds.

PHOTOGRAPHY:

Color Photography of Camellias, Herbert V. Mitchell.Photographing the Camellia Blossom, Robert P. Woltz, Jr..

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PHOTOPERIOD AND LIGHT INTENSITY:Effect of Continuous Light, High Nutrient Level and

Temperature on Flowering of Camelha Hybrids,'Valter E. Lammerts.

Growing Camellias in Full Sun, O. E. Hopfer.Influence of Photoperiod and Light Intensity on the

Initiation and Development of Flower Buds ofCamellias, E. \V. McElwee

Rate of Apparent Photosynthesis of Some BroadleafEvergreens, The, Charles C, Wilson.

Sun Tolerance-Report of Cultural ExperimentationCommittee, Northern California Camellia Society( Reprint)

PINE MICE:Battle of the Pine Mice, The, John W. C. Entwistle

PLANTING AND TRANSPLANTING,Bare-Rooted Camellias, Sterling S. Tompkins.Camellias Are My Hobby, Sam McK Mixson . .Delayed in Transit, Maurice Amsler.Moving and Transplanting a Camellia Collection, A. A.

PayetteMoving Lm:ge Camellias, Jerry Oh·ichNotes on Transplanting Camellias, J. Howard Asper.Planting Camellias in Sandy Coastal Soils, Nonnan Peck.Resuscitation of the Dying, Maurice Amsler.

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POLYEMBRYONY:Polyembryony in Camellia japonica, R. H. Hanchey, J. R.

King, and W. D. Kimbrough. 1956 140

PRONUNCIATION:Japanese Camellia Names, R. J. Wilmot. 1947 31Pronunciation of Camellia Varietal Names, Jessie W. Katz

and D. C, Strother. 1957 259

PROPAGATION:Breeding:

Cross-Pollination of Camellia Flowers, K. Sawada.Further Experiences with Camellia Breeding, K.

SawadaPollen Studies in Camellia, L. P. v, Johusan .Pollen, Storing Camellia, K. Sawada.Progress Report on Camellia Breeding, W. E. LammertsReview and Study of Some of the Breeding Aspects of

Camellia iaponica, A, George Sawada.Some Notes on Camellia Breeding, W. H. Barnsley


TABLE OF CONTENTS

Buds:Budding, R. J. WilmotLeaf-Bnd Cuttings, John V. Watkins.

Collar:Use of a Collar in Grafting, Chapman J. Milling ..

Cover:New Cover for Camellia Grafts, A, Claude Chidamian.

Cuttings:Camellia Cutting Experiments, 1947, K. Sawada.Effect of Fungicidal Dips on Rooting Camellia Cuttings,

The, Henry F. Swanson.Influence of Media and Maturity of Wood on the

Vegetative Propagation of Camellia japonica,F. S. Batson.

Propagation by Cuttage, Orris D. HyattPropagation of Camellia japonica by Cuttings, R. H.

Hanchey and W. D. Kimbrough.Propagation of Camellias by Cuttings, R. F. Stevens.Response of Camellia Cuttings to Rooting Compounds,

L. L. English .Rooting Responses of Several Varieties of Camellia

japonica, Orris D. Hyatt.Rooting Response of Camellia japonica to Chemical

Treatments, Henry P. Orr and Dvon Brogan.Studies on thc Propagation of Camellia japonica Using

Leaf-Bud Cuttings and Root-Inducing Substances, H.Hamilton Williams.

Some Effects of Callus-Paring Upon Root Productionin Cuttings-With Special Reference to Camelliasasanqua, E. E. Kemp.

Grafts-Cleft:How to Graft Camellias, Walter A. Wilson.Large Ones Can be Grafted, William L. Gray.Lesson in How to be a Grafter, A, Buxton White.Your Graft and Nahue's Processes, E. C. Tourje.Root-Piece Understock, Ira S. Nelson ..Tip-Grafting Camellia Plants, W. K Bailey.Top-Working Camellias at Magnolia Gardens, C.

Norwood Hastie, Jr.

Grafting-other Methods:Bark Graft-Summer Grafting, William E. Woodroof.Commercial Grafting of Camellias in England, G. H.

PinkneyGraft-Cutting Method of Propagating Camellias, Sbogo

YamaguchiInarcbing, Propagation by, Walter G. Hazlewood.

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It's Easier Done Than Said, Frank Barranco.Mist Grafting (See Under "MIST")\Vhat I have Learned About Camellias in the Past Ten

Years, S. L. l\:Iarbury ..

~,.fiscellaneous:Air-Layering Camellias, Fletcher Pearson CrownPost-Grafting Surgery, Gordon W. Richmond.Sealing Camellia Grafts, Stewart C. Forbes.Tools for the Amateur Camellia Propagator, S. L.

MarburyUse of Fungicides in Camellia Grafting, The, A. G.

Plakidas and Louis Anzalone.What I Have Learned About Camellias in the Past Ten

Years, S. L. Marbury ..

PRUNING-DEBUDDING,

Keeping Camellias in Good Shape, Joho N. Sewell.Principles of Camellia Surgery, }. I. McClurkin, Jr..Sharpen Up Those Rusty Shears, C. Norwood Hastie, Jr..Some Comments on Pruning, Harold L. Paige .Wonnd Dressings for Camellias, Denzell L. Gill and J. I.

McClurkin, Jr..

RELATIVES, SPECIES, HYBRIDS AND VARIETIES,Relatives:

Camellia Introductions-Excerpts from The Journeysand Plant Introductions of George Forrest, V.M,H.,Ralph S. Pee,.

Camellia Relatives Known in Cultivation, Clarence E.Kobuski

Camellias and Camellia Relatives in Hong Kuog,G. A. C, Herklot'i.

Species:A New Camellia from Hong Knog, Ralph Dean ..Camellia Miscellany, Charles E. Puddle.Camellia Species for Future Development, Ralph S.

Peer .Commercial Propagation of Camellia sinensis in India,

W. WightReview of the Species of Camellia, J. Robert Sealy.Some Notes on the Hong Kong Camellias, Ralph Dean.Species and Climatic Barriers, L. Burr Belden.

Sasanquas:Camellia sasanqua, Takashi Tanahashi ..Camellia. sasanqua-The Cinderella of the Camellia

Family, Walter G. Hazlewood.Camellia sasanqua Varieties, Sigmund J. KatL:.

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Year PageNotes on Varieties of Camellia sasanqua, Kan Yashiroda 1950 12Some New Autumn and Winter Flowering Sasanquas,

William E. Wylam 1956 23

Reticulatas:Camellia reticulata and Its Garden Varieties, Te-Tsun

Yu, (Reprint). 1955 10Camellia reticulata-An Enigma, Robert Casamajor. 1949 95Camellia reticulata in Australia, C .R. Merrillees. 1951 186Camellia reticulata in the Pacific Northwest, John W,

Schaefer 1948 40Hybridization Experiments with the Kunming Camellia

reticulata Hybrids, W. E. Lammerts. 1954 1New Friend, A, Stanley 'v. and Alice H. Miller. , 1954 182

Hybrids:English Camellia Hybrids, W. Arnold-Forster. 1950 103Hybridization Experiments with the Kunming CameUia

reticulata Hybrids, W. E. Lammerts. 1954 1Hybrids-Past and Future, David L. Feathers 1957 16New Camellia reticulata Hybrids, The, W, E.

Lammerts 1950 1Preliminary Report on Some American Camellia

Hybrids, A, H. C. Swim. 1950 113Some Hybrid Camellias, H. G. Hillier. 1955 3New Camellias During the Next Ten Years, Ralph S,

Peer 1955 1

Varieties:}aponicas:

A Few Antique and A Few New Camellias, A. M.Stowe 1951 27S

Australian Importations, William E. Wylam. 1948 64Australian Camellias, Some-A Preliminary Report,

William E. WyJam. 1952 9Australian Camellias, Some, A Further Report;

William E. Wylam, . 1953 80Clower Seedlings, The, Mr. and Mrs. T. S. Clower. 1950 117Cultural Experimentation Committee Report, David

L. Feathers. 1955 100

Early American Camellias, R. J. "\Vilmot. 1947 6Early Varieties and Their Value, John N. Sewell. 1951 272Eight New Seedlings from the West Coast, Roy T.

Thompson 1950 144Fish~Tail Camellias, H. Harold Hume, . 1947 135Florida Seedlings, John N. Sewell. 1956 46Georgia Camellias, Notes on, James Stokes. 1949 164Harvey Short Seedlings, My, Harvey Short. . 1951 284Harvey Short Seedlings, My, Harvey Short. 1955 41



Harvey Short Seedlings, A Further Report, Roy T.Thompson

Introductions from the Gulf Coast, Jessie W. andSigmund J. Katz.

Introductions from Southern Georgia, Some Recent,Mervin B. Wine.

W. G. Lee Camellias, The, W. G. Lee.Look-Away Gardens Camellias, Dr. and Mrs. H. G.

}':Iealing

J. E. Youtz Camellia Collection, The, J. EllsworthYoutz, Jr..

My Experience With Camellia Seedlings, K. SawadaMy Experience with Camellia Seedlings, R. L.

WheelerMy Experience with Camellia Seedlings, R. L.

WheelerNew Camellias from the Northwest, Mrs. Carrie

KamphausNew Camellias in Middle Georgia, A. E. Barnes, Jr.New Camellias on the West Coast, E. C. Tourje.New Camellia Varieties, R. J. Wilmot.New Camellia Varieties-A Report of the

Classification Committee.Notes on Georgia Camelliana, James Stokes.Notes on Some Old Camellias, A. A. Hunt.Progress Report from the Pacific Coast, Frank D.

Williams and Roy T. Thompson.Report from Southern California, William E. WylamSeedlings in the Brunswick (Georgia) Area, Albert

FendigSome Old and New California Camellias, E. H.

CarterTallahassee (Florida) Seedlings, Lawrence A.

TruettVarieties, H. Harold Hume,Varieties, H. Harold Hume.

Variety Polls;

Another Favorite Variety Poll, George Du Brul.Variety Poll, W. T. Wood.Variety Poll, W. T. Wood.We, The People Vote For-, E. A. Combatalade.

Varieties Registered with the American CamelliaSociety;

Registration of New Varieties, R. J. Wilmot.Nos. 1 to 210.Nos. 211 to 248.Nos. 249 to 287.Nos. 288 to 312.

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RESEARCH, Year PageCamellia Research at the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment

Station, W. D. Kimbrough and R. H. Hanchey. 1951 117Cultural Experimentation Committee Report, D. L.

Feathers 1955 100DDT Injury to Camellias, Denzell L. Gill. 1952 176Effect of Environmental Differences on Camellias, David L.

Feathers 19.53 169Experiments on the Flowering of Camellias, James Bonner. 1948 75Influence of Rate and Analysis of Fertilizer on the Growth

and Survival of Three Camellia Varieties, Tokuji Fumta,C. W, Bell and H, P. Orr 1954 138

Polyembryony in Camellia iaponica, R. H. Hanchey, J. R.King and "V. D. Kimbrough. 1956 140

Progress Report on Camellia Research at the LouisianaAgricultural Experiment Station, "V. D. Kimbroughand n. H. Hanchey 1954 125

Progress Report on Studies of Growth and FloweringCharacteristics of Camellia Varieties, Ferris S. Batson. 1951 43

Rate of Apparent Photosynthesis of Some BroadleafEvergreens, The, Charles C. \'\Tilson. 1954 145

Response of the Camellia to Boron, Tokuji Furuta and JohnI. Wear. 1954 132

SAWDUST,

Use of Sawdust for Mulches and Soil Improvement, The,F. E. Allison and M. S. Anderson.

SEEDS AND SEEDLINGS,Camellias from Seed, O. E. Hopfer.Easy Method of Germinating Camellia Seed, An, R. ].

WilmotExposure of Camellia Seed to X-Rays, Hennan V. AllingtonGrowing Camellias from Seed, Fred T. Bergstrom ..Growing CameIHas [rom Seed, J. S. Bradford.How to Make Camellia Seedlings Bloom in Two Years,

K. SawadaSome Studies on Camellia Fruit and Seeds, K. Sawada.Taproots on Camellias, C. R Merrillees.Why Crow Seedlings? David L. Feathers.

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NOTE: Rules and Regulations Governing the Appointmentof Accredited Judges and Judging of HorticulturalExhibits will be found in the American CamelliaQuarterly for April, 1957. Reprints may be obtainedfrom the Secretary, American Camellia Society,p, 0, Box 2398, University Station, Gainesville,Florida.



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Olrich 1956 262Camellia Show 1fanagement, L. Caston Wannamaker. 1956 265Camellia Show Schedule Considerations. Ira S, Nelson. 19,52 190Camellia Show Publicity in Portland, Walter F, Neubert. 1954 293Camellia Shows from the Viewpoint of a Bluc Ribbon

Pinner, Albert Fendig. 1953 334Definitions of Tenus Used in Camellia Shows, Mrs. W, T,

Wood 1949 300Designing the Camellia Show Layout, Hubert B. Owens. 1949 291Don't Cancel-Just Postpone the Show, E. P. Courtney. 19,56 255Exhibition Policy and Management 1946 15Exhibition Policy and Management 1947 152Judging Isn't Easy, Jerry Olrieh. 1952 192Of Course You Would!, E. A. Combatalade. 1956 250Proposed Procedure for Staging a Camellia Show, Frank

M. Exley 1949 295Qualifications and Responsibilities of a Camellia Show

Judge, W. T. Wood. 1953 33SShow Practices and Suggestions, Frederic Hentte. 1954 271Some Thoughts. on Judging, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Katz. 1954 282What Makes a Camellia Show Tick, Aubrey C, Harris. 1957 275

SOILS,California Camellia Container Culture, William B.

MulhollandCamellias and Soil Fertility, O. A, MatkinEffect of Several Organic Mulches on Soil Reaction,

Nitrates and Growth of Camellia, The, John H.Herbert, Jr.

Growing Camellias on Sandy Soils, B. R. Fudge.Krilium as a Soil Conditioner, Gaylord M. Volk.Mulches, E. C. McRee.Relation of Soil Reaction to Successful Camellia Culhuc,

The, Roy P. Tucker.Soil Acidity and Camellia Growth, Nathan Gammon, Jr.,

and R. J. WilmotSoil Environment as a Medium for the Growth of

Camellias, James Vlamis.Soil Management and Nutrition of Camellias, W. C. BarnesSoil Management and Kutrition of Camellias, W. C. BarnesSoils and Soil Treatment for Camellias, Harry L. Daunoy.Understanding Trace Elements, R. Milton Carleton.Vermiculite as a Soil Amendment for Growth of Camellias,

Walter J. Friedmann, Jr.'Vhat pH Means in Soils, R. Milton Carleton.

SPELLING,Spelling of Varietal Names, The, Austin Griffiths, Jr,. 1949 234


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SPRAYERS:Spray Equipment for the Nursery or Home Garden,

Thomas C. Skinner.

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TEMPERATURES-AS THEY AFFECT CAMELLIAS:

Alabarna:Reports on Cold Injury, Season, 19,54-55, Rev. Frank S.

Persons, Henry P. Good, Lee F. Turlington, Mrs.Roland L. Adams, Floyd McGowin, Frank Bullock,Jr., Charles M. Jernigan.

California:Cold Damage to Container-Grown Camellias in the

Pasadena Area (1948-49), William E. WylamGeorgia:

More Remarks on Cold Injury, J. 1. McClurkin, Jr. ..Louisiana:

Camellia iaponica Survives HiUd Winter, 1948, FrankS. Persons, II.

Effect of Severe Cold on Some of the Newer Camellias,W. J. Parkes.

Sasanquas in Northern Louisiana, Dr. and Mrs. R. K.Womack

Mississippi:Winter (l947~48) in Greenville, Mississippi, E. Frank

Zieser

New York:Camellias in New York, P. ,v. Zimmerman.Camellia Varieties for Winter Hardiness on Long

Island, Preliminary Report on Trial of, WalterE. Lammerts.

Experiences in Establishing Camellias Outdoors in theNew York Area, William A. Brooks.

Hardiness of Camellias, P. W. Zimmerman.Hardy Camellias in the Vicinity of New York City,

P. W. Zimmerman.A·fore About Hardy Camellias, P. W. Zimmerman.

North Carolina:Cold-Weather Camellias, L. Dow Pender, Jr.Winter (1947-48) in Wilmington, The, S. L. Marbury.

Oregon:Camellias Withstand Flood and Cold in Pacific:

Northwest, Morrie L. Sharp.

South Carolina:Varietal Differences in Cold Resistam.>e of Flower Buds,

Wendell M, Levi.

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Cold Injury to Camellias in Virginia (Winter 1954-55),Alison J. Parsons, Frederic Hentte, James M. Habel,Jr" Hugh C. Harwood, Milton H. Brown and W. S.Domer

How Camellias Behaved Through Two Snowstorms inVirginia (1948), Evelyn Collins HilL.

Washington:Camellias Mter the Winter of 1949-50, Mrs. G. W.

TritleWinter Damage to Camellias at the University of

'Va,o;hington Arboretum, Robert J. Hansen.

General:Air-Layers and Their Protection Against Cold, Walter

D. Hava.Are Camellia Flower Colors Affected by Temperatures?

H. Harold Hume ..Camellias are Adaptable to High Temperatures and

Low Humidity, A. E. Morrison.Cold Damage to Camellias, Winter 1950-51, M. J.

FunchessCold Resistance and Care of Outdoor Camellias in

Northern Latitudes, Edward P. Carter.Cold Resistant Varieties, R. J. Wihnot.Injury to Camellias by Cold, H. S, Wolfe ..Progress Report on Shldies of Growth and Flowering

Characteristics of Camellia Varieties, Ferris S. Batson

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TRACE ELEMENTS,Understanding Trace Elements, R. Milton Carlton. 1954 141

VARlEGATlON-INDUCED,My Personal Observations of Camellia Variants Brought

About by Grafting and Rooting Cuttings, S. D. Coleman 1949 lI8Transmission of Leaf and Flower Variegation in Camellias

by Grafting, A. G. 1'lakidas. 1953 124

VERMICULlTE,Venniculite as a Medium for Propagation by Cuttage, J. L.

Cope 1947 50Venniculite as a Soil Amendment for Growth of Camellias,

Walter J- Friedmann, Jr. . 1949 64


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WATER:Some Why's and Wherefore's of Watering, G. J. Stout.To Water or Not to Water, Mrs. Sigmund J. Katz.Water Quality in Relation to Camellia Culture l Harold E.

PearsonWater and Drainage in Camellia Soils, O. R. Lunt ...

L'ENVOI:

Ah, Nomenclature!, Ah, Pshaw!, Sam P. Ham.CameUia Gotterdammerung, Sam P. Ham.Camellia Widow, A, Dorothy Barringer.Case of the Traveling Camellia, The, Glenn S. Norman.Case History of a Camellia Snoh, The, Harriet Hentz

HouserGreen Thumb is Mostly MllScle, A, Jessie W, Katz ..

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