Area 7 – Notes.
This is a very steep area where getting plants established without falling over has clearly been a problem, with several plants lying on their sides, usually downhill. Two or three others were badly damaged by a falling tree rhododendron in 2016, making it a little unclear what has survived in the bottom left hand corner.
‘Captain Rawes’, 7-006, badly damaged by a falling tree, has now died except for the stock. (2018)
‘Diamond Head’, 7-010, appears to be C. x williamsii ‘Ballet Queen Variegated’. It may have been the variety used as a rootstock but seems an odd choice.
‘Forty-niner’, 7-014. This is incorrect, it should be a peony form brilliant red.
‘Francie L’, 7-015. Has now died, 2018.
‘Hody Wilson’, 7-026. All that remains of this is sasanqua stock.
‘Yojimbo’, 7-028, is an unregistered seedling of C. ‘Mary Williams’ (7-021) planted October 2019.
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Baozhu Cha’ (7-002)
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- Camellia ‘Black Lace’ (7-003)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Blissful Dawn’ (7-004)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Buddha’ (7-005)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Captain Rawes’ (7-006)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Confucius’ (7-007)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Dataohong’ (7-008)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Dayinhong’ (7-009)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Diamond Head’ (7-010)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Dream Castle’ (7-011)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Forty Niner’ (7-012)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Forty Niner’ (7-014)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Francie L’ (7-015)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Francie L’ (7-016)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Francie L’ (7-027)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Hody Wilson’ (7-026)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Houye Diechi’ (7-017)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Innovation’ (7-018)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Innovation’ (7-019)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Mary Williams’ (7-021)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Mouchang’ (7-022)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘Songzilin’ (7-023)
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- Camellia hybrid ‘Valley Knudsen’ (7-024)
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- Camellia reticulata ‘William Hertrich’ (7-025)
Jim's Camellias 