CONTENTS 1951

Injury of Camellias by Cold --- H. S. Wolfe ...1

Cold Damage to Camellias, Winter of 1950-51 --- M. J. Funchess ...8

More Remarks on Cold Injury --- J. I. McClurkin, Jr. ...38

Progress Report on Studies of Growth and Flowering Characteristics of Camellia Varieties --- F. S. Batson ...43

Landscaping the Home Grounds With Camellias --- H. B. Owens ...61

Camellia Nomenclature -- A Glance Into the Future --- W. H. Camp ...64

Trials and Tribulations of a Nomenclator --- A. Fendig ...73

Notes on Some Australian Camellias --- D. L. Feathers ...79

The Caledonia Nursery --- E. G. Waterhouse ...85

Camellias in Another Continent --- Collingwood Ingram ...93

Camellias and Camellia Growing in Germany --- A. Steffen ...98

Northern Line for Camellias Growing Outdoors in Japan --- K. Sawada ...102

The Discovery of Camellia Rusticana --- M. Honda ...105

Camellia Species for Future Development --- Ralph Peer ...110

Camellia Research at the Louisiana Agricultural Experiment Station --- W. D. Kimbrough and B. H. Hanchey ...117

The Influence of Photoperiod and Light Intensity on the Initiation and Development of Flower Buds of Camellia --- E. W. McElwee ...122

The Effect of Several Organic Mulches on Soil Reaction, Nitrates and Growth of Camellia --- J. Herbert ...130

Chemistry as Applied to the Growing of Camellias --- R. A. Merritt ...141

Water Quality in Relation to Camellia Culture --- H. E. Pearson ...150

Camellias and Soil Fertility --- O. A. Matkin ...160

Fertilizing Your Camellias and Mine --- J. L. Cope ...166

Camellia Fertilization --- W. P. Dean ...174

NuGreen Gives Camellias New Life --- R. M. Hoffman ...176

Canned Camellias --- C. Chidamian ...178

California Camellia Container Culture --- W. B. Mulholland ...182

Camellia Reticulata in Australia --- C. R. Merrillees ...186

Propagation of Camellia Japonica by Cuttings --- R. H. Hanchey and W. D. Kimbrough ...192

Response of Camellia Cuttings to Rooting Compounds --- L. L. English ...196

Additional Information on the Cause and Control of Corky Excrescence on Camellia Leaves --- A. G. Plakidas ...204

Systox -- A Control for Camellia Scale --- E. C. Tullis ...207

Plant Quarantine --A Necessary Evil --- A. C. Brown ...209

Methyl Bromide Fumigation of Camellia Cuttings --- E. T. Gammon ...219

Some Notes on the Plant Quarantine Fumigation of Imported Camellias --- H. H. Richardson ...223

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

Moving Large Camellias --- J. Olrich ...233

Camellias in the "Deepest" South --- V. L. Deane ...236

Camellias in South-Central Florida --- D. K. Stabler ...239

Camellias in a Sand Pile --- Mrs. S. Caldwell ...244

Camellias are Adaptable to High Temperatures and Low Humidity --- A. E. Morrison ...248

Growing Camellias in Full Sun --- O. Z. Hopfer ...255

Growing Camellias in the Piedmont Area of South Carolina --- C. Morris ...257

Camellias in Washington --- Mrs. E. L. Tolson ...262

What About a Greenhouse? --- S. L. Marbury ...265

Camellias in Pennsylvania --- Dr. and Mrs. S. L. Nyce ...267

Early Varieties and Their Value --- J. N. Sewell ...272

A Few Antique and a Few New Camellias --- A. M. Stowe ...278

My Seedling Camellias --- H. F. Short ...284

Ninety-Six Years a House Plant --- E. L. and Aleita Scott ...289

The Tea Farm --- L. A. Walker and C. F. Prettyman ...291

The D. C. Strother Camellia Collection --- J. I. McClurkin, Jr. ...293

COLOR ILLUSTRATIONS

II. 'ST. EWE' ...88

III. Camellia reticulata var. superba