I contributed some photo pictures to The Camellia Journal, a quarterly publications of the American Camellia Society (ACS). I made those pictures during the March ACS convention in Foster City, California. You can see one of the pictures published in the last issue of the magazine – a picture with the group of ACS attendies. I included both the cover of the magazine and the article about the convention below. You can see my other posts about the convention here:

Part 1. Bob Ehrhart’s Camellia Garden.
Part 2. Gallo Camellia Garden.
Part 3. Group pictures and the first reception.

All pictures are clickable:

Continued from Part 1 and Part 2.

Back in March 19-21 I attended the annual meeting of the American Camellia Society. This year it was in Foster City near San Francisco. You can also read about the event on the website of the American Camellia Society.

At the end of the conference I made two group photos. You can click to enlarge:

I also made many photo pictures of the conference attendees during the first reception on March 19:

Alma Buffkin (North Carolina) and Bob Logan (California)

Matt Hunter (North Carolina) and Pat Gregory (California)

Roger Vinson, Florida

Deane Hall, Colorado

Tod Gregory, California

Richard Buggeln, North Carolina

Garland Bayley, Oregon

Patti Perkins (Mississippi) and Larry Barlow (Virginia)

Ann Walton, Georgia

Brenda Beach (South Carolina)

William Bennett, Florida

Garland Bayley, Oregon

Grace Bayley, Oregon

Celeste Richard (Georgia) and Patrick Andrews (Florida)

Jim Dickson, South Carolina

John Newsome, Georgia

Ellen Vinson, Florida

Carolyn Dickson, South Carolina

Carolyn and Jim Dickson (South Carolina), John Newsome (Georgia), Ellen Vinson (Florida)

Bob Weidman, Florida

Lynn King, California

Brad King, California

Nancy Mefford, California

Miles Beach, South Carolina

Miles Beach (South Carolina), Patrick Andrews (Florida) and Brad King (California)

Lynn King, Nancy Mefford and Steve Mefford, all from California

Bob Weidman, Florida

Brenda Beach (South Carolina), Garland Bayley (Oregon) and Patti Perkins (Mississippi)

Slide show with all photo pictures – with Flash-player and without Flash-player.

Part 1. Bob Ehrhart’s Camellia Garden.
Part 2. Gallo Camellia Garden.
Part 3. Group pictures and the first reception.

Back in March 19-21 I attended the annual meeting of the American Camellia Society. This year it was in Foster City near San Francisco. During the first day we went to the garden of Robert and Linda Ehrhart in Walnut Creek, California. Bob Ehrhart’s garden is one of the largest private collections in the United States. It has several thousand large plants growing mostly in containers. Bob’s website is www.camelliagrower.com. You can also read about Bob Ehrhart on the website of the American Camellia Society.

My photo pictures of the event:

Seedlings:

Slide show with all photo pictures – with Flash-player and without Flash-player.

Part 1. Bob Ehrhart’s Camellia Garden.
Part 2. Gallo Camellia Garden.
Part 3. Group pictures and the first reception.