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Sun, Jun 3, 12 at 16:51
| I'm trying to ID a red Camellia from 1967 or 1968. My dad originally bought it from 2 Guys. I do not have access to the plant any more. We tried to root cuttings using different methods for a few years & could never get it to root.
My dad was diagnosed with terminal cancer soon after these pics; ended up moving & this house was sold. I was going to try to have it dug up & moved to one of our houses but we did not have time. I regret not taking it. Thank you for any help you can provide. His birthday would have been July 7th; would be nice to finally have an ID.
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- Posted by florence-2007 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 4, 12 at 9:54
| How considerate of you to want to chase this down. Yes, it is a pity that you did not succeed in your rootings. Perhaps you could still get some cuttings and have someone in a local camellia society root them for you. In order to attempt to identify, I would have to see it completely open. It looks as though it could be several ones. Thank you for sharing your story. |
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| Sorry; I just realized I didn't have a full shot. I know I have some & will find it when I switch computers |
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