1969 American Camellia Yearbook
Table of Contents
Inside Cover and Copyright
What is the American Camellia Society?
ii Alison J. and Ella Ward Parsons
v Dedication to Alison J. Parsons
Alan J. Hofheimer
ix American Camellia Society: Officers, State Directors, Directors-at-Large, Fellows, Past Presidents
x Table of Contents- Color Illustrations
1 In Appreciation
David L. Feathers
4 Surprises, Contrasts, and Delights
Dr. James A Smart
13 Things Camelliawise In Japan
Charles L. Keeton
21 Kosaku Sawada
George Sawada
28 Camellia Dynamo-Ferol Zerkowsky
Dr. E. E. Puls
33 Gibberellins for an Early Show
John I. Wear
35 Gib Tests on the National Arboretum Collection of Camellia Japonica
Arthur A. Maryott
40 Light Application to Plant Life
Christos C. Mpelkas
47 Systemics Up to Date
Dr. Donald L. Schuder
52 Occlusion Grafts
Mrs. John C. Braun
56 C. Reticulata ... The Offspring Have Sprung!
Howard E. Burnette
62 A Potpourri of Facts Upon Cold Resistance of Camellia Buds and Other Things
Wendell M. Levi
75 Cold Hardiness of Camellias in the Washington-Baltimore Area
Dr. Arthur A. Mayott
79 Camellia History a-la-Chart
Charles L. Keeton
81 Kamel and Linnaeus
84 The Art of Making Artificial Flowers
Bea Howe
86 Japanese Camellia Varieties of 1710
Ihei Ito
96 New West Coast Introductions
A. H. Dekker
100 New Varieties from the Southeast
Joseph H. Pyron
104 American Camellia Society 1967-68 Popularity Poll
J. Carroll Reiners
107 Camellias in the Golden Isles of Georgia
Lloyd Y. Flanders
110 Some Observations on Camellia Practices in England
George Du Brul
116 Shipping Camellia Blooms
Dr. C. E. Scarsbrook
118 The 1967-68 Arrangement Contest
Mrs. Francis L. Edmondston