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Jersey Post Office Issued Five Stamps on 21 March to Mark the International Camellia Society's Congress from 30 March to 4 April The Jersey Post Office issued five stamps on 21 March to mark the International Camellia Society's Congress from 30 March to 4 April. The stamps are a good example of the diversity of the camellia world ­ 'Captain Rawes', on the 18p stamp, arrived in England from China in 1820, the first C. reticulata to reach the West. 'Brigadoon', on the 23p stamp, a C. x williamsii, is a cross be­ tween C. saluenensis and C. japonica 'Princess Baciocchi', a semi-double from Armstrong Nurseries in the USA in 1960. 'Elsie Jury', on the 30p stamp, a .C. saluenensis x C. japonica 'Pukekura' hybrid ofpeonyform, was produced by Les Jury in New Zealand in 1964. 'Augusto Leal de Gouveia Pinto', on the 35p stamp, is a C. japonica formal double from Portugal, first seen about 1904. 'Bella Romana', on the 41 pstamp, is a rose form double from a C. japonica cultivar raised from seed by Del Grande, a nursery owner in Florence, Italy, in 1856. It was dedicated to Rome on the occasion ofthe Italian unification. The idea for the camellia stamp issue was broached to the ICS Directors by Mrs. Mayda Reynolds in 1986. It was put to the Jer­ sey Post Office two years later. The camellias are from the Jersey gardens of Mrs. Mayda Reynolds and Mrs. Vi Lort-Phillips and were photographed by Stuart Abraham, a commercial photographer, Final work on the layout was begun in 1992 by Mrs. Andree Valentine, now Philatelic Manager of the Jersey Post Office. All ICS members attending the Jersey Congress received Pres­ entation Packs; Mint sets and Presentation Packs are still avail­ able from the Jersey Post Office (see advertisement on opposite page). \ JERSEY 'CAMELLIAS' ~."'.' iiII f' To mark the International Camellia Society's biennial Congress being held in Jersey Spring 1995, five stamps featuring camellias which are grown within the Island will be issued on 21st March 1995. To: The Jersey PosT Office. P.O. Box 304, PosTal Headquarters, JERSEY, JET lAB Jersey 'Camellias' I Quantity Cash Mint set at £2.10 I Presentation Pack at £2.45 I Handling Charge 30p 30p Total Cash Please make cheques payabletothe Treasurerof the States. ~~~ud~~i~J~:ifs~anbe serviced without handling charge tick box =-oJ Name ----,--­ ----,---__---~ Address_~ _ CJC 2 IDE 0 OFFER v CHANNEL ISLANDS CAMELLIA CONGRESS F~~~~~~-~~-~~~~-~~~-~~~~~-~~~~=~ ~ . ~ ~ Creative Channel, the video production division of Ji f~ Channel Television is making available on video a ~ ii' special 30 minute programme produced to coincide '~ Ii' with the Channel Islands Congress ofthe International 'II ii' Camellia Society, )1 r 1 Ii' CAPTIVATING CAMELLIAS includes coverage ofthe 1'1 il Congress which took place at the end ofMarch, and a )1 ff guided tour ofmany ofthe camellia gardens in the ~ il Channel Islands, as their owners talk about their 11 ii' favourite camellias. .~ ~ Ji il The VHS tape is available in formats suitable for all 11 il parts ofthe world andpriced atjust £1 0.00 sterling :~ Il per tape, plus postage andpacking of£2.00 to UK :il il addresses, or £5.00 worldwide 11 [ ] [( To order please complete the form below. J ~ . ~ ~~-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~-~~~~~~~~~=~ ORDER FORM: To Creative Channel, The Television Centre, St Relier, Jersey JE2 3ZD, Tel: 01534 68999, Fax: 01534 59446. PLEASE SUPPLy VHS copies of CAPTIVATING CAMELLIAS at £10.00 sterling per video, plus £2.00 per video postage (UK) or £5.00 per video postage (worldwide). IMPORTANTPLEASE TICK FORMAT REQUIRED PAL 'SECAM NTSC If you do not know format, please state country in which tapes will be shown , I enclose cheque for payable to Creative Channel Ltd. Or, please charge my ACCESS/VISAIMASTERCARD (tick card type). CARD NUMBER: Expiry date: Name on card: Address: CREATIVE CHANNEL 3 AIMS OF THE INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA SOCIETY To foster the love of camellias throughout the world and to main­ tain and increase their popularity To undertake historical, scientific and horticultural research in connection with camellias To co-operate with all national and regional camellia societies and with other horticultural societies To disseminate information concerning camellias by means of bulletins and other publications To encourage a friendly exchange between camellia enthusiasts of all nationalities MAJOR DATES ON THE INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA CALENDAR 1996 1-4 February - International Symposium on Camellia Reticulata, Kunming, China 5 -15 February - Post Symposium Tours: Kunming, Dali, Lijiang, Dukou, Yanbian, Wuding, Chuxiong, Kunming. (For details see page 15). 1997 27 - 29 August - Pre-Congress Tour: Auckland, Waipoua Forest, Bay of Islands, Whangarei, Auckland. 29 August - 2 September - The International Camellia Congress, Auckland, New Zealand. 3 -15 September - Post-Congress Tour: Auckland, Hamilton, Cambridge, Rotorua, Taupo, Wangaui, Wellington, Christchurch, Franz Josef, Queenstown, Milford Sound, Dunedin, Auckland. (For details, see page 92). 1999 - The International Camellia Congress, Miyazaki, Kyushu, Japan. (For preliminary information, see page 136). 4 /I()~'J ( ~ ,.~;:r~J ~i!<-A v::~/-;/ "'-...\J INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA JOURNAL 1995 No. 27 An Official Publication ofthe International Camellia Society CONTENTS Page Directors and Officers 6 Message from the President Mayda Reynolds 10 From the Editor Herbert Short 12 .Notes from the Secretary Sally Coenen 13 People and Events 1996 Kunming Symposium on Camellia Reticulata and Post-Symposium Tours 15 1997 ICS Congress and Tours in New Zealand 92 ICS on Internet 14 Guernsey and Sark - ICS Pre-Congress Tour Douglas Haviland 21 The Beauty We Saw in Jersey William Stewart 24 Dream-Like Trip to Bretagne Masahiro Kobayashi 28 A Camellia for Jean Laborey ClaudeThoby 32 A Garden Bench for John Tooby 34 Victoria Medal for Dr. James A. Smart 35 The American Camellia Society Celebrates 50 years ofAchievements Ann Brown 37 The Camellia Situation in Japan (Jersey Congress Lecture) GorouIimure 41 , 1999 ICS Congress - Letter from the Mayor of i Miyazaki, Japan Shigemitsu Tsumura 43 A Camellia Wood in Surrey for Paul Bleaney Keith Day 48 Obituaries Major Walter Magor 50 Boyd C. McRee 51 \ 1 Culture and Research New Camellia Registration Fonn Jennifer Trehane 14 Rehabilitating the Chiswick House Camellias Jane Callander with Marigold Assinder and Herb Short 44 5 CONTENTS Culture and Research (continued) A Hard Look at Flower Blight 52 Flower Blight in New Zealand Neville Haydon 54 Camellia Flower Blight in the USA Luther Baxter 56 The Seidel Knapsack Story Klaus Peper 60 Camellias in Gelman Gardens (Jersey Congress Lecture) Peter Fischer 63 Learning from Origins (Jersey Congress Lecture) Jennifer Trehane 68 Camellias ofthe 21 st Century J. Claude Rosmann 71 New Chekiangoleosa Hybrids Kaoru Hagiya 76 Yellow Camellias in Guangxi Lu Tianling and (Jersey Congress Lecture) Huang Liandong 82 Interspecific Hyqrids Obtained from Crosses Using C. Edithae as a Parent XuBiyu 84 Section Cylindrica MingTien-Le 86 New Zealand Raised Camellias (Jersey Congress Lecture) Vonnie Cave 88 .. Camellias and Molecules (Jersey Congress Lecture) Geoffrey Sherrington 97 The Application ofIsozymic andMolecular Evidence Clifford Parks, to Taxonomic and Breeding Problems N orihiro Yoshikawa, in the Genus Camellia Linda Prince and BarbaraThakor 103 Identification of Camellia Reticulata Lindley Xiao Tiaojiang, Using Random Amplified Xia Lifang and Polymorphic DNAs as Genetic Bruce Christie 112 Markers Thermoperiodicity and Photoperiodicity in Camellias Klaus Peper 118 Books 124 Regional Activities Australia 127 China 128 Croatia 128 France 129 Germany 131 Japan 133 lK 133 Executive Reports ICS Treasurer 137 ICS Membership Registrar 141 6 INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA SOCIETY Directors and Officers 1995 PATRON: Mr. Tom Savige, Hawksview Road, Wirlinga, N.S.W 2640, Australia PRESIDENT: Mrs. Mayda Reynolds, Westward, La Marquanderie, St. Brelade, Jersey JE3 8EP, Channel Islands VICE PRESIDENTS: Mr. Lewis Fetterman, P.O. Box 306, Clinton, N.C. 28328, U.S.A. Mrs. Pat Macdonald, "Westwyn", Creamery Road, 3 R.D. Waiuku, Auckland, New Zealand. ' Miss Jennifer Trehane, Church Cottage, Hampreston, Wimbourne, DorsetBH217LX, England " DIRECTORS: Africa: Mr. Leslie Riggall, Fern Valley, Igwababa Road, Kloof, 3600 Natal, South Africa Asia: Mr. Gorou Iimure, 3-1-13, Kouyama, Nerima-ku, Tokyo 176, Japan Dr. Shumpei Uemoto, T-560, 2-4-32, Ueno-Higashi, Toyonako City, Osaka, Japan Australia: Mr. Eric Craig, 4 Lowther Park Avenue, Warrawee, N.S.W 2074 Dr. Ross Hayter, Bells Flat Road, Yackandanah, Victoria 3740 Miss Nance Swanson, 43 Wellington Road, East Lindfield, N.S.W 2070 " France: i Mme. Fralll;oise Brivet, 32 rue des Fontaines, 92310 Sevres M. Claude Thoby, Le Vieux Grand Chemin, RP. 113,44471 Carquefou Credex 7 Germany/Austria: Mr. Peter Fischer, Hoden 16, W-2177 Wingst, Germany Dr. Klaus Peper, Hopfenweg 15, 6650 Homburg, Germany Italy: Dott. Ing. Antonio Sevesi, Piazzale San Francesco 3, 21047 Saronno New Zealand: Mrs. Vonnie Cave, "Seafield", R.D. 24, Wanganui Mr. Neville Haydon, "Camellia Haven", PO. Box 537, Papakura Portugal: Sr. Jose Gil de Ferreira, Casa Do Casal, Refojos, 9780 Santo Tirso Spain: Don Juan Armada Diez de Rivera, Avda Doctor Arce 4, 28002 Madrid United Kingdom: Mrs. Marigold Assinder, 29 Deodar Road, Putney, London SW15 2NP Mr. David Benton, 50 DukeswoodDrive, Dibden Purlieu, Southampton, S04 5NJ Mrs. Elizabeth Scott-Moncrieff, 14 Richmond Road, Malvern Link, Worcestershire WR14 lNE U.S.A.: Mr. Gregory Davis, 7815 Burgoyne, Houston, Texas 77063 Mr. William Stewart, 912 Roeder Way, Sacramento, California 95822 Mr.. Arthur Landry, 10522 Fernc1iff Avenue, Baton Rouge, Louisiana 70815 Channel Islands and Other Regions: Mrs. Ann Bushell, Lower Hall, Rue d'Empierre, Trinity, Jersey JE3 5FQ, Channel Islands Mr. G. Kranen, Koudekerskeweg 169,4335 SN Middleburg, The Netherlands INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA REGISTRAR: Mr. Tom Savige, Hawksview, Wirlinga, N.S.W 2640, Australia ASSISTANT INTERNATIONAL CAMELLIA REGISTRAR: Mr. Malcolm Perry, 54 East Parade, Eastwood, N.S.W 2122, Australia SECRETARY: Mrs. Sally Coenen, 15 Clos de la Vallee, Bel Royal, St. Lawrence, Jersey JE3 1LF, Channel Islands TREASURER: Mr. Peter Scott Graham, Petit Coin, Rue des Vaux de L'Eglise, St.
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