2020 Camellia Journal Publications
Camellia Journal December 2020 - February 2021
The cover: ‘Spring Daze’ is a nonreticulata hybrid introduced by Kramer Brothers in 1989
Camellia Journal September - November 2020
The Cover: The Lois & Leon Silver Camellia Center at Massee Lane Gardens, in Fort Valley, Georgia will serve as an educational facility with rotating exhibits and plants. Photographs by Camille Bielby
Camellia Journal June - August 2020
‘Ohkan’ is a Higo camellia that mutated from ‘Yamato Nishiki’. It grows slowly in a compact manner making a good foreground landscape plant that also adapts to bonsai. Photo by Bradford King.
Camellia Journal March - May 2020
‘April Remembered’ is a cross made by Dr. Clifford Parks between ‘Bernice Boddy’ and ‘Dr. Tinsley’. It has a beautiful cold hardy bloom. Photo by Bradford King.
Camellia Journal June - August 2021
The cover: 'Tom Perkins' has a large formal double pink nonreticulata hybrid flower with incurved petals. Photo by Bradford King.
Camellia Journal June - August 2022
The cover: C japonica 'Juluis Nuccio' introduced by Nuccio's Nurseries to honor their cofounder. Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal June - August 2023
Cover: 'Betty's Beauty' is a sport of 'Betty Sheffield Supreme'. Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal March - May 2021
The cover: ‘Linda Carol’ was introduced in 1995 by Frank Pursel. It’s one of his best and the last C. reticulata he registered.
Camellia Journal March - May 2022
The cover: 'Holly Bright' has a large glossy salmon red flower with crinkled petals and holly like leaves. Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal March - May 2023
Cover: 'Buttons'N Bows' has a small light pink formal double flower named by Julius Nuccio. He jokingly said, "I hope this won't riun my manly reputation." Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal March - May 2024
Cover: 'Stop' was introduced by Nuccio's Nurseries in 2018 because it looks like a stop sign. Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal September - November 2021
The cover: "Elegans Splendor' is a beautiful sport of 'C. M. Wilson' introduced in 1969. Photo by Bradford King.
Camellia Journal September - November 2022
The cover: 'Stars 'N Stripes' is a nonreticulata hybrid that can be grown like a sun camellia. Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal September - November 2023
Cover: C. sasanqua 'Hugh Evans' blooms in the fall when female adult praying mantis are praying for food before laying eggs. Photo by Bradford King.
Camellia Journal December 2021 - February 2022
The cover: 'Walter Homeyer' Photo by Randolph Maphis
Camellia Journal December 2022 - February 2023
The Cover: ‘Senritsu-ko’ is a nonreticulata hybrid with a small to medium formal double to rose form double form. The beautiful yellow flower has peach pink on the petal edges. Photo by Bradford King
Camellia Journal December 2023 - February 2024
Cover: 'Fire Dance' has a clear bright red medium semidouble flower introduced by Nuccio's Nurseries in 1979. Photo by Bradford King