The Mid–Carolina Camellia
Society Winter 2010 show
held February 13–14 at Midtown
at Forest Acres had 982
blooms exhibited with 1,200
attendees and 32 exhibitors.
Results are:
Gold Certificate (unprotected):
Johnnie and Susan Walker
Silver Certificate (unprotected):
Bill and Joyce Supplee
Gold Certificate (protected):
Annabelle and Lew Fetterman
Silver Certificate (protected):
Buck and Tyler Mizzell
Outstanding Bloom
Certificates include:
C. japonica unprotected:
“Helen Bower,” Miles and
Brenda Beach
“Moonlight Bay,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
“Black Magic,” Miles and
Brenda Beach
“Dixie Knight Supreme,” Bob
and Gail Reese
“Kuro–tsubaki,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
“Black Gold Var.,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
C. japonica protected:
“Pirate’s Gold Var.,” Buck and
Tyler Mizzell
“Lady Laura,” Buck and Tyler
Mizzell
“Elaine’s Betty,” Mack and Ann
McKinnon
“Black Magic,” Buck and Tyler
Mizzell
“Maroon & Gold Var.,” Mack
and Ann McKinnon
“Willard Scott,” Annabelle and
Lew Fetterman
Best Reticulata Bloom
Unprotected or Protected – Jim
Pinkerton Memorial Trophy:
“Frank Houser Var.,” Buck and
Tyler Mizzell
Best “Valentine Day”
Unprotected or Protected:
“Valentine Day,” Buck and Tyler
Mizzell
C. reticulata unprotected:
“Frank Houser Var.,” Johnnie
and Susan Walker
“Frank Houser,” Geary and
Bonnie Serpas

C. reticulata protected:
“Dr. Clifford Parks,” Julia
Leisenring
“Harold L. Paige,” Mack and
Ann McKinnon
“Black Lace Peony,” Annabelle
and Lew Fetterman
C. hybrid unprotected:
“Charlean,” Miles and Brenda
Beach
“Cile Mitchell,” Miles and
Brenda Beach
C. hybrid protected:
“Taylor’s Perfection,” Mack and
Ann McKinnon
“Charlean Var.,” Buck and Tyler
Mizzell
Best Miniature unprotected:
“Man Size,” Miles and Brenda
Beach
Best Miniature protected or
unprotected – Elliot P. Brogden
Award: “Man Size,” Mack and
Ann McKinnon
Best White Bloom unprotected:
“Han–Ling Snow,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
Best White Bloom protected:
“Charlie Bettes,” Julia
Leisenring
Best Formal Double – Dr.
Herbert Racoff/Frances
Shannon Racoff Memorial
Trophy unprotected or protected:
“Middle Georgia,” Johnnie
and Susan Walker
Trays
Tray of Three, same variety,
unprotected: “Kitty,” Bob and
Gail Reese
Tray of Three, same variety
(Japonicas or NRH), protected:
“Tama Americana,” Julia
Leisenring
Tray of Five, different varieties,
unprotected: “Ville de Nantes,
Black Gold, Irene, Nuccio’s Bella
Rosa, Miss Aiken Var.,” Johnnie
and Susan Walker
Tray of Five, different varieties
(Japonicas or NRH), protected:
“Margaret Davis, Sea Foam,
Alyne Brothers, Maroon and
Gold, Guest Star,” Mack and
Ann McKinnon
Tray of Three, same or different
varieties (Reticulata), protected:
“Frank Houser Var.,” Buck and
Tyler Mizzel
Court of Honor

C. japonica unprotected:
1 “Al Ewan,” Johnnie and Susan
Walker
2 “Stephens Garden,” Bob and
Jean Williams
3 “Elaine’s Betty,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
4 “Ville de Nantes,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
C. japonica protected:
1 “Paul Haskee,” Annabelle and
Lew Fetterman
2 “Midnight Magic,” Buck and
Tyler Mizzell
3 “Grace Albritton,” Julia
Leisenring
4 “Little Star Var.,” Julia

Leisenring
C. reticulata or C. hybrid
unprotected:
1 “Freedom Bell,” David and
Anna Sheets
2 “Spring Daze,” Johnnie and
Susan Walker
C. reticulata or C. hybrid protected:

1 “Hulyn Smith,” Buck and Tyler
Mizzell
2 “Linda Carol,” Buck and Tyler
Mizzell
Best Seedling: David and Anna
Sheets
Best Mutant Bloom: “Sport of
Alyne Brothers,” Mack and Ann

McKinnon
Best Antique Bloom: “Dryade,”
Richard and Katherine Mims
Best Novice Bloom: “Lady
Clare,” Elizabeth Laffitte
Blooms Grown in Midland
South Carolina Counties
Best Blooms in Show—Richard
and Katherine Mims Trophy
“Vulcan Var.,” Jack and Irma

Raines
“Show Time,” Nancy Dolittle
“Sam Dimas,” Bill and Joyce
Supplee
“Eleanor Hagood,” Bill and
Joyce Supplee
“Something beautiful,” Bill and
Joyce Supplee
“Pink Perfection,” Nancy