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CONTENTS 1968
Dedication ...v
An Appreciation to Dave C. Strother for Massee Lane --- MRS. T. J. SMITH ...1
The Long Camellia Trail --- J. R. FISHER ...4
CAMELLIA PERSONALITIES AND PLACES
A Visit to Pennygreen -- Home of the Patins --- DEAN E. E. PULS ...19Meet A. B. Powell --- CHARLES L. KEETON ...24
A Pioneer's Search for Camellias --- JOSEPH H. PYRON ...29
GREENHOUSE CULTURE
Greenhouse Management --- WALTER F. HOMEYER, JR., M.D ...44Camellias in the Ground vs. Containers --- CABEY E. BLANCHARD III ...55
Some Helpful Hints in the Spring and Summer Care of Your Greenhouse Camellias ...56
Greenhouse Pest Control ...58
GENERAL CULTURE, PEST AND DISEASE CONTROL
Camellia Flower Blight --- A. H. McCAIN and T. G. BYRNE ...62A Review of Information about Red Spider --- E. W. LYLE ...64
Summer Camellia Maintenance --- JOHN D. MARR ...66
JUDGING
Judging Camellia Seedlings --- DAVID L. FEATHERS ...71Camellia Judging --- J. CARROLL REINERS ...75
SPECIES
New Species and Varieties of Camellia and Theopsis of China --- HU HSON-HSU ...86Some Comment on Camellia Reticulata --- COLONEL TOM DURRANT ...103
NEW VARIETIES AND REGISTRATIONS
West Coast Introductions --- CARYLL W. PITKIN ...121New Varieties in the South --- JOSEPH H. PYRON ...123
Camellias Registered in 1967 ...128
MISCELLANEOUS
Revival of Camellia Interest in Italy --- DR. ANTONIO SEVESI ...139Halo Shining --- E. MANNING ROBBINS ...141
Camellia Diary of a Beginner --- S. R. BOYCE ...143
Travel Insurance for Show Blooms --- GEORGE M. WHEELER ...151
Poem -- To A Camellia --- NUNES ...154
American Camellia Society Arrangement Contest ...155
Special Award for 'BETTY SHEFFIELD' ...192
Other Special Awards ...193
RESEARCH
Gibberellic Acid -- Concentration for Camellias --- W. F. WILSON, JR. ...194Di-Methyl Sulfoxide -- Camellias --- W. F. WILSON, JR. ...200
Termination of the Parks -- Los Angeles Arboretum Project ...202
Progress Toward the Development of a More Cold Resistant Camellia --- CLIFFORD R. PARKS ...206
Preliminary Observations on Inheritance of Flower Form --- CLIFFORD R. PARKS ...215
A Possible Origin of Anthocyanin (Red) Pigmentation in the Flowers of Camellia Sasanqua --- CLIFFORD R. PARKS, AUSTIN GRIFFITHS, JR., and KENNETH R. MONTGOMERY ...229
To Be Yellow and Sweet! --- CLIFFORD R. PARKS ...243
The Inheritance of Flower Color in Camellia Japonica --- CLIFFORD R. PARKS ...250
A Listing of Interspecific Camellia Hybrids Developed at the Los Angeles and County Arboretum --- CLIFFORD R. PARKS ...267
List of Members ...283
List of Member Societies and Clubs ...335
List of International Members ...337
Color Illustrations
I. Dave C. Strother ...22II. 'ELLA WARD PARSONS' ...54
III. 'HIGH NOON VARIEGATED' ...86
IV. 'EL DORADO' ...118
V. 'WILL SUMMERSET' ...150
VI. 'KING SIZE VARIEGATED' ...182
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