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Julia Drayton

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Id:ICR-9040

Country:United States

Year Published/Registered:1908

Cultivar Type:For Ornamental

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Scientific Name:Camellia japonica 'Julia Drayton'

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C. N. Number 141  American Camellia Yearbook, 1946, p.26 as’C.N. #141’. Synonym for Julia Dray­ton as ‘Mathotiana’.

Darlington Mathotiana  Levi, 1958, American Camellia Yearbook, p.242, 246, 251. Synonym for Julia Drayton.

J.G. Dreyton  SCCS, 1946, Classification of Camellias, p.3. Orthographic error for Julia Drayton.

J.G.Drayton  SCCS, 1942, Classification of Camellias, p.3. Abbreviation for Julia Drayton.

Lizzie Ware  Wade, 1949, American Camellia Yearbook, p.194. Synonym for Julia Drayton, invalidly as ‘Mathotiana’.

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» English Description

Berckmans, P.J., 1908, Country Life in America - "Camellias for Outdoor Culture", photo, p.498: A very large flower, beautifully imbricated; the centre dark crimson, the outer petals a bluish, slate colour. An unusual combination. Overlook Catalogue, 1939-­1940: Very large flower, rose type, resembles 'Purple Emperor'. In America this cultivar is erro­neously known by the pseudonym 'Mathotiana', under which name its description in SCCS., Camellia Nomenclature, 1958, p.59: Crimson, sometimes with a purple cast. Large rose form to formal double. Vigorous, compact, upright growth. Flowers mid-season to late. Because of its popularity it received many synonyms: 'Purple Dawn', 'Purple Emperor', 'Purple Prince', 'Purple King', 'Purple Empress', 'Mathotiana Purple King', 'Princess Louise', 'William S. Hastie', and, erroneously, 'Mathotiana Rubra' and 'Mathotiana'. Sports include: 'Flower­wood', 'Sultana', 'Red Wonder', 'Red Wonder Variegated', 'Rosea Superba', 'Julia Drayton Variegated', 'Mathotiana Supreme', 'Mathotiana Supreme Variegated'. For colour photos see Nuccio's Nurseries Catalogue, 1951-1952 back cover as 'Mathotiana'; American Camellia Year­book, 1947, facing p.98 as 'Mathotiana'. In 1978 it received the ACS., "National Camellia Hall of Fame Award" as 'Mathotiana'. This cultivar stemmed from a plant in the Magnolia Gardens, John’s Island, South Carolina and, while it is thought to have originally been imported from Europe, no similar camellia is known among the European ones. Orthographic errors: ‘J.G. Drayton’, ‘J.C. Drayton’. Chinese synonym: 'Mase­tiana'

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Blooming Season: United States

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