WELCOME !

The Atlantic Coast Camellia Society was organized September 13, 1980 at Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Its purpose is to extend the appreciation of Camellias and to promote the science of Camellia culture. Through our Camellia shows and programs, and by exchanging knowledge and ideas with the Camellia specialists within our membership, we feel that everyone in the ACCS benefits from being a member of this organization. Whether you're a novice Camellia fancier or a veteran Camellia competitor, the ACCS is dedicated to providing information, shows and social events that you will find helpful, entertaining and enjoyable.

Annual dues are $25 for individual, family or club/society membership. The membership year runs from September 1 to August 31. A membership entitles you to three issues of Atlantic Coast Camellias, the journal of the Atlantic Coast Camellia Society. We invite you to join and welcome you as a member.


Join the Atlantic Coast Camellia Society

Our mailing address is:

Mr. Fred C. Jones
Treasurer, Atlantic Coast Camellia Society
2056 Dunn Road
Moultrie, Georgia 31768

For Questions about the ACCS send an email to
AtlanticCoastCS@gmail.com


SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
CAMELLIA SOCIETY

New Publications from the SCCS

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2020 Camellia Nomenclature Camellia Nomenclature Supplement 2020 Camellia Nomenclature - Pictures

2020 Classic Camellia Nomenclature

1996 Camellia Nomenclature Supplement
"Red" Nomenclature

2020 Camellia Nomenclature with approximately 3200 Pictures
E - Nomenclature

ACCS FALL CONVENTION
OCTOBER 2-4, 2023

Sporting_Class-2757 ACCS Annual Fall Convention

ATLANTIC/GULF/PACIFIC COAST CAMELLIA
SOCIETY EVENTS

2022 - 2023 ACS
SHOW RESULTS

FHV ACS Show Results 2022-2023
Current Through January 21, 2023
 
Meredith_Green-2727 ACS Exhibitor Rankings 20221/2023
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Current Through January 1, 2023
Sporting_Class-2757 ACS Bloom Rankings 2021/2022
See what blooms are the Big Winners this Year
Current Through January 1, 2023