2017 Camellia Journal Publications

Camellia Journal December 2017 - February 2018

Camellia Journal December 2017 - February 2018

‘Mahoroba’ has a formal double deep pink medium to large flower with a white border and imbricated petals. It was named and released by Soshin Hirai in 2007. While not yet well known, it has its fans in Europe and America. Cover Photo by Bradford King

Camellia Journal September - November 2017

Camellia Journal September - November 2017

This very large, deep glowing pink to red semi-double to peony form bloom has darker veins, white anthers and white filaments. It consists of 9 to 13 broad, fluted and curled outer petals and 9 to 14 rabbit-eared inner petals with occasional petaloids. Dr. Walter E. Homeyer, Jr. bred the plant by crossing C. japonica ‘Steve Blount’ and C. reticulata ‘Buddha’. Cover Photo by Bradford King.

Camellia Journal June - August 2017

Camellia Journal June - August 2017

Elmer and Berenice Achterberg originated ‘Dusty’, which first flowered in 1984 but wasn’t registered until 2010. This large, dusty rose-pink, formal double Camellia japonica flowers mid to late season. Cover Photo by Bradford King

Camellia Journal March - May 2017

Camellia Journal March - May 2017

'Adorable' has a small to medium bright pink formal double flower that blooms mid to late season on an upright compact plant. This C. pitardii seedling was introduced in Australia in 1979 by Sebire. Cover Photo by Bradford King