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Download Camellia Collection.Pdf List of Taxa TaxonName Genus Species InfraType1 InfraName1 AccCount FamilyEx Camellia × (cf 38) Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Ack-Scent' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Anne McCulloch Hill' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'April Kiss' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'April Remembered' ICE ANGELS® Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Arctic Dawn' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Ashton's Cameo' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Ashton's Pride' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Autumn Spirit' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × 'Barbara Clark' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Bett's Supreme' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Betty Ridley' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Big Apple' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Bill Goertz' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Black Lace' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Buddy English' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Buttermint' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Cameron Cooper' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Candle Glow' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Carolina Moonmist' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'China Girl' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Cinnamon Cindy' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Cinnamon Scentsation' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Coral Bouquet' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Cornish Snow' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Crimson Candles' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Debut' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Dot Spengler' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Dr. Clifford Parks' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Dr. Louis Polizzi' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Egao Corkscrew' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × 'El Dorado' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Elaine Lee' Camellia × 1 Theaceae List of Taxa Camellia × 'First Formal' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Fragrant Jewel' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Fragrant Joy' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Fragrant Pink' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Francie L.' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Frank Houser' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Frank Houser Variegated' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Freedom Bell' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Frost Princess' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Bonanza' Camellia × hiemalis 3 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Chansonette' Camellia × hiemalis 1 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Elfin Rose' Camellia × hiemalis 1 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Kanjiro' Camellia × hiemalis 2 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Pink Goddess' Camellia × hiemalis 2 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Shishigashira' Camellia × hiemalis 2 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Showa-no-sakae' Camellia × hiemalis 5 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'Sparkling Burgundy' Camellia × hiemalis 1 Theaceae Camellia × hiemalis 'William Lanier Hunt' Camellia × hiemalis 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'High Fragrance' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Hot Stuff' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Isaribi' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Japanese Fantasy' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Julie' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Kai Mei's Choice' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × Ki-No-Moto #95 Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Ki-No-Senritsu' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Lasca Beauty' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Mason Farm' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Night Rider' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Our Melissa' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Patsy Cline' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Pink Icicle' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × 'Polar Ice' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Punkin' Camellia × 1 Theaceae List of Taxa Camellia × 'Red Crystal' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × reticulata 'Queen Bee' Camellia × reticulata 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Royal Intrigue' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Ruta Hagmann' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × saluenensis 'Fluted Orchid' Camellia × saluenensis 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Sarrel' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × sasanqua × reticulata 'California Dawn' Camellia × sasanqua × reticulata 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Scarlet Temptation' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Scented Sun' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Senritsu-ko' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × 'Shanghai Lady' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Snow Flurry' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Spring Awakening' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Spring Cardinal' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Spring Frill' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Spring Mist' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Swan Lake' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Sweet Jane' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × 'Tango' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Terrell Weaver' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Terrell Weaver Variegated' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Tiny Princess' Camellia × 2 Theaceae Camellia × 'Tiny Star' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Valentine Day' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Valley Knudsen' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Vernal Breeze' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × vernalis 'Ginryu' Camellia × vernalis 1 Theaceae Camellia × vernalis 'Hiryu' Camellia × vernalis 2 Theaceae Camellia × vernalis 'Shibori-egao' Camellia × vernalis 2 Theaceae Camellia × vernalis 'Star Above Star' Camellia × vernalis 2 Theaceae Camellia × vernalis 'Yuletide' Camellia × vernalis 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Wally Freshwater' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × Wang's Fragrant #1 Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Angel Wings' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae List of Taxa Camellia × williamsii 'Anticipation' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Ballet in Pink' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Beverly L. Baylies' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Brigadoon' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Buttons'n Bows' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Carration' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Charlean Var.' Camellia × williamsii 2 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Cile Mitchell' Camellia × williamsii 2 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Coral Delight' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Daintiness' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Debbie' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Donation' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Donation Variegated' Camellia × williamsii 2 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Dr. Ralph Watkins' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Dream Boat' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'E.G. Waterhouse' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'E.G. Waterhouse Variegated' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Edward Carlyon' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Elizabeth de Rothschild' Camellia × williamsii 2 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Elsie Jury' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Gay Time' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Glenn's Orbit' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Golden Spangles' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'J.C. Williams' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Jenefer Carlyon' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Joe Nuccio' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Lavender Prince II' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Margaret Waterhouse' Camellia × williamsii 2 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Mary Christian' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Mona Jury Variegated' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Orchid Princess' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Pink Dahlia' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Rose Parade' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Shocking Pink' Camellia × williamsii 2 Theaceae List of Taxa Camellia × williamsii 'South Seas' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Taylor's Perfection' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'The Duchess of Cornwall' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × williamsii 'Tom Perkins' Camellia × williamsii 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Beauty' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Charm' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Hope' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Interlude' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Joy' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Peony' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Snowman' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Winter's Star' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia × 'Yoimachi' Camellia × 1 Theaceae Camellia 'Ashton's Ballet' Camellia 1 Theaceae Camellia brevistyla Camellia brevistyla 1 Theaceae Camellia chekiangoleosa Camellia chekiangoleosa 11 Theaceae Camellia cordifolia Camellia cordifolia 1 Theaceae Camellia crapnelliana Camellia crapnelliana 2 Theaceae Camellia cuspidata Camellia cuspidata 1 Theaceae Camellia 'Delores Edwards' Camellia 1 Theaceae Camellia edithae Camellia edithae 1 Theaceae Camellia euryoides Camellia euryoides 1 Theaceae Camellia 'Fairweather Favorite' Camellia 1 Theaceae Camellia fluviatilis Camellia fluviatilis 1 Theaceae Camellia fraterna Camellia fraterna 1 Theaceae Camellia 'Fuji-no-yuki' Camellia 1 Theaceae Camellia gaudichaudii Camellia gaudichaudii 1 Theaceae Camellia grijsii Camellia grijsii 4 Theaceae Camellia grijsii 'Zhenzhu Cha' Camellia grijsii 1 Theaceae Camellia handelii 'Snow Bells' Camellia handelii 1 Theaceae Camellia hiemalis 'Kira-shiro-kantsubaki' Camellia hiemalis 1 Theaceae Camellia hiemalis 'Pink Snow' Camellia hiemalis 1 Theaceae Camellia 'Ice Follies' Camellia 1 Theaceae Camellia
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