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Camellia Forest Nursery Catalog
2012-2013 Catalog
Our Price: $3.00

Price includes mailing via USPS. Our printed 55-page catalog for 2012-2013, listing our current mail-order offering.
"Planting for Posterity"
"Planting for Posterity"
Our Price: $14.00

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Planting for Posterity
, Forty Years of Gardening in the Carolina Piedmont is a newly published book written by local gardener Tom Krenitsky. In Paperback form, 110 pages.

Planting for Posterity is truly an insider's guide. Nancy Goodwin describes it best, "This book is a valuable asset for any gardener who appreciates the enormous variety of plants we can grow in central North Carolina. More than that, it is a testament to Tom's vision, experimentation, and intelligent response to his own curiosity."

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Beyond the Camellia Belt
"Beyond the Camellia Belt"
Our Price: $40.00

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Dr. Ackerman concentrates on the northern limits of Camellia cultivation but much of the information applies to Camellia growers everywhere. The book has chapters on culture, diseases, propagation, breeding and hardy cultivars. The varieties described have pictures of the flowers as well as relative hardiness ratings. The chapters on Camellia breeding cover a lifetime of work with the genus Camellia and gives excellent background for interspecific hybridization. Shipping is $5. If ordered alone, your account will be adjusted from our minimum shipping rate.

"Collected Species of the Genus Camellia, an Illustrated Outline (in English and Chinese)
Our Price: $95.00

By Gao Jiyin, Clifford R. Parks and Du Yuequiang One hundred and eighty-eight Camellia species are described in this comprehensive volume with lavish color photos of flowers, foliage and habit. For each species the botanical characteristics, distribution and horticultural merits are discussed in English and Chinese. The species are grouped into sections which helps sort the many species into plants with similar characteristics. The distribution and elevation information helps one think about hardiness and adaptability to different climates. As the Chinese have grown some of these species there is useful information for the garden culture and breeding potential of many species. Of course the features of the plant are described quite completely down to the perules and chromosome number. Only 2500 books were printed and these will not be available in your local bookstore. Proceeds from the sale of the book will go to my father for Camellia breeding and research. Shipping is $15 for this book. If you are ordering it only, your shipping fees will be adjusted down from our minimum ship rate.