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Camellias with Award of Garden Merit (AGM) were added to DICR

14 June 2022  794 By: ICR

From the website https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants/trials-awards/award-of-garden-merit, totally 96 camellias were reviewed as Award of Garden Merit (AGM) plants. The RHS Award of Garden Merit (AGM) helps gardeners choose the best plants for their garden.  The AGM information was added to each camellias in the DICR already.

What is the AGM?

With more than 75,000 plants available in RHS Plant Finder alone, how can you tell which plants are best for all-round garden value? The AGM is intended to help gardeners make that choice, and is only awarded to plants that are:

1.Excellent for ordinary use in appropriate conditions*

2.Available

3.Good constitution

4.Essentially stable in form and colour

5.Reasonably resistant to pests and diseases

 

Awarding the AGM

Awards are only made after assessment by an RHS forum of experts appointed by the Society to assess that particular trial. Each forum has its own area of expertise, and draws upon the experience of a wide range of experts, including nurserymen, specialist growers and well-known horticulturists. This assessment must then be ratified by the relevant Plant Committee. The trial and assessments usually take place at one of the RHS Gardens but can also take place at one of our partner gardens, National Trust gardens or commercial nurseries.

What kind of plant is awarded the AGM?

Plants of all kinds can be considered for the AGM, including fruit and vegetables. The list currently includes more than 7,500 plants, but new awards are made each year to keep the award list as up to date as possible.

The AGM review

Unlike other RHS plant awards, the AGM is subject to regular review, to make sure that every plant still merits its place on the list. The first review took place in 2002: more than 1,300 plants that no longer met the AGM criteria lost the award, while 900 plants were added to the list. In the second review, in 2012, some 1,900 plants were removed from the list, and 1,600 were added. Since 2013, reviews have been conducted by each plant committee on a rolling review.

The full AGM camellia list is as follows:

Number Cultivar Name Year Hardy
1 Black Lace 2002 H5
2 Cornish Snow 1993 H4
3 Cornish Spring 1993 H4
4 Crimson Candles 2012 H5
5 Dr. Clifford Parks 1993 H4
6 Extravaganza 2012 H5
7 Francie L 2002 H4
8 Freedom Bell 1996 H5
9 Inspiration 1993 H5
10 Adelina Patti 2002 H5
11 Adolphe Audusson 1993 H5
12 Akashigata 1993 H5
13 Alba Plena 2002 H5
14 Alexander Hunter 1993 H5
15 Annie Wylam 2002 H5
16 Australis 2002 H5
17 Ave Maria 2002 H5
18 Ballet Dancer 1993 H5
19 Berenice Boddy 1993 H5
20 Bob Hope 1993 H5
21 Bob’ s Tinsie 1993 H5
22 Bokuhan 2002 H5
23 C.M. Hovey 1993 H5
24 Carter’s Sunburst 1993 H5
25 Commander Mulroy 2002 H5
26 Coquettii 1993 H5
27 Deep Secret 2007 H5
28 Desire 2002 H5
29 Doctor Tinsley 1993 H5
30 Drama Girl 1993 H5
31 Fire Falls 2002 H5
32 Gloire de Nantes 1993 H5
33 Grand Prix 1993 H5
34 Grand Slam 1993 H5
35 Guilio Nuccio 1993 H5
36 Hagoromo 1993 H5
37 Hakurakuten 1993 H5
38 Joseph Pfingstl 2002 H5
39 Jupiter Paul 1993 H5
40 Konronkoku 1993 H5
41 Kramer’s Supreme 2012 H5
42 Lavinia Maggi 1993 H5
43 Lovelight 2002 H5
44 Margaret Davis 2012 H5
45 Mars 1993 H5
46 Masayoshi 1993 H5
47 Mercury 1993 H5
48 Nobilissima 2012 H5
49 Nuccio’s Cameo 2012 H5
50 Nuccio’s Gem 1993 H5
51 Nuccio’s Jewel 1993 H5
52 Nuccio’s Pearl 2012 H5
53 R. L. Wheeler 1993 H5
54 San Dimas 2002 H5
55 Scentsation 1993 H5
56 Silver Anniversary 2012 H5
57 Souvenir de Bahuaud-Litou 1993 H5
58 Sylva 2002 H5
59 Tom Thumb 2002 H5
60 Tricolor 1993 H5
61 Wilamina 2002 H5
62 Leonard Messel 1993 H5
63 Royalty 2002 H5
64 Crimson King 1993 H4
65 Hugh Evans 2002 H4
66 Jean May 2002 H4
67 Narumigata 2012 H4
68 Show Girl 2012 H4
69 Sparkling Burgundy 2002 H4
70 Spring Festival 1993 H4
71 Tom Knudsen 2002 H4
72 C. transnokoensis 2012 H4
73 Anticipation 1993 H5
74 Bowen Bryant 1993 H5
75 Brigadoon 1993 H5
76 China Clay 1993 H5
77 Clarrie Fawcett 2006 H5
78 Daintiness 1993 H5
79 Debbie 1993 H5
80 Donation 1993 H5
81 E.T.R. Carlyon 1993 H5
82 Elegant Beauty 2002 H5
83 Elsie Jury 1993 H5
84 George Blandford 1993 H5
85 Glenn’s Orbit 1993 H5
86 J.C. Williams 1993 H5
87 Joan Trehane 1993 H5
88 Julia Hamiter 1993 H5
89 Jury’s Yellow 2002 H5
90 Les Jury 2002 H5
91 Mary Phoebe Taylor 2002 H5
92 Muskoka 1993 H5
93 Ruby Wedding 2012 H5
94 Saint Ewe 1993 H5
95 Señorita 2002 H5
96 Water Lily 1993 H5

RHS hardiness rating

H4 (-10 °Cto -5°C)Hardy - average winter Hardy through most of the UK apart from inland valleys, at altitude and central / northerly locations. May suffer foliage damage and stem dieback in harsh winters in cold gardens. Plants in pots are more vulnerable.

H5 (-15 °C to -10°C)Hardy - cold winter Hardy through most of the UK even in severe winters. May not withstand open or exposed sites or central / northerly locations. Many evergreens suffer foliage damage and plants in pots will be at increased risk.


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