Bicolor, Cultivar, Double, Formal, Globular, Hybrid, Pink, Pink border, Seedling, Spreading, Upright, White

Американское Общество Камелий одобрило заявку на регистрацию двух сортов Camellia sasanqua ‘Silicon Valley’ и ‘Sunnyvale Carnival’ выведенных Юрием Панчулом

У меня большое событие – пришло письмо из Американского Общества Камелий, что они официально зарегистрировали два сорта камелий, которые я вывел, после 20 лет отбора и оценки нескольких сотен сеянцев. Я мечтал быть создателем новых сортов цветов с детства, когда я читал роман Дюма “Черный Тюльпан”, книжку про селекционера георгин […]

Bicolor, Cultivar, Double, Formal, Globular, Hybrid, Pink, Pink border, Seedling, Spreading, Upright, White

The American Camellia Society approved for registration two new Camellia sasanqua cultivars: ‘Silicon Valley’ and ‘Sunnyvale Carnival’ originated by Yuri Panchul

The American Camellia Society approved for registration two new Camellia sasanqua cultivars: ‘Silicon Valley’ and ‘Sunnyvale Carnival’ originated by Yuri Panchul. ‘Silicon Valley’ produces rare, for a sasanqua, formal double flowers, and ‘Sunnyvale Carnival’ makes globular loose peony-shaped flower, especially when grown in semi-shade. Both plants tolerate sun much better […]

Crimson, Dwarf, Hybrid, Pink, Seedling, Single, Slow growing

A new Sasanqua seedling with unusually short internodes and long leaves

A description from Backyard Hybridizer – an article by Yuri Panchul in American Camellia Yearbook 2017: “Camellia hybridization is not only about flowers. The value of some seedlings is in unusual leaves. A seedling YP0032, with the tentative name ‘Sunnyvale Dark Knight’, does not even look like a typical camellia. […]

Bicolor, Columnar, Crimson, Double, Drooping, Dwarf, Formal, Globular, Hybrid, Hybridizers, Pink, Seedling, Single, Slow growing, Species, Spreading, Striped, Upright, Variegated flowers, Variegated leaves, White

Backyard Hybridizer – an article by Yuri Panchul in American Camellia Yearbook 2017 – full text

Backyard Hybridizer An article by Yuri Panchul in American Camellia Yearbook 2017 Growing your own seedlings is an intriguing addition to one’s camellia hobby. You don’t have to be a nurseryman to hybridize, select, register your own cultivars, and then market them to the camellia-growing community. You can do it […]