Dr. William Ackerman concentrates on the northern limits of Camellia cultivation, but much of the information applies to Camellia growers everywhere. This book includes 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 within the genus and give excellent background for interspecific hybridization.
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