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Camelot<\/h1>

[if 63 not_equal=\”\”]Species – Plumeria rubra<\/em><\/strong>[\/if 63]<\/a><\/p>

[if 267 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a>[\/if 267]<\/a><\/p>

This information for Camelot was s<\/a>ubmitted by Tex Norwood, located in <\/a>[if 142 not_equal=\”\”]Homestead, Florida, USA.[\/if 142]
<\/a>[if 143 not_equal=\”\”]Homestead, Florida, USA is in USDA Zone 10B.[\/if 143]
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[if 47 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot may also be know by (AKA Names)\u00a0[\/if 47]
[if 252 equals=\”Yes\”]Camelot was grown from seed by Tex Norwood[\/if 252][if 261 not_equal=\”\”], it’s pod parent is Penang Peach.[\/if 261] [if 482 not_equal=”\”]Camelot, was planted in July[\/if 482][if 483 equals=”\”] of 2006.[\/if 483] [if 484 equals=”\”]Camelot bloomed for the first time in August[\/if 484][if 485 equals=”\”] of 2009[\/if 485]<\/p>

[if 262 not_equal=\”\”]The seed came from Houston, Texas – Eulas Stafford’s Penang Peach tree (the pod parent) in Houston, Texas – Eulas Stafford.[\/if 262]<\/a>[if 260 not_equal=\”\”] and is believed the pollen parent.[\/if 260]<\/a>[if 482 equals=\”Yes\”] Camelot was planted in July[\/if 482][if 483 equals=”\”] of 2006.[\/if 483]<\/a>[if 484 equals=\”Yes\”] Camelot bloomed for the first time in August[\/if 484][if 485 equals=”\”]of 2009.[\/if 485]<\/a>[if 263 not_equal=\”\”]Known Pod Mate(s) of Camelot: Cadbury[\/if 263]<\/a><\/p>

The flower is From 2 1/2″ to 3″ inches in diameter and the color is Rainbow as it appears from about 3 meters away. [if 275 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot has a Mild[\/if 275]<\/a>[if 274 not_equal=\”\”] Spicy fragrance,[\/if 274]<\/a>[if 320 not_equal=\”\”] is a Compact grower[\/if 320]<\/a>[if 321 not_equal=\”\”] with a Medium rate of growth.[\/if 321]<\/a><\/p>

[if 65 equals=\”Yes\”]Camelot is a plumeria discovered by Tex Norwood.<\/a>[\/if 65]<\/a>
<\/a>[if 488 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot was found in [\/if 488]<\/a>[if 486 not_equal=\”\”] of [\/if 486]<\/a>[if 255 not_equal=\”\”] Camelot was found in [\/if 255]
<\/a>[if 256 not_equal=\”\”]It is believed Camelot originated in Florida USA[\/if 256]<\/a>
<\/a>[if 258 equals=\”Yes\”]Camelot is Registered by The Plumeria Society of America<\/a>[\/if 258]<\/a>[if 259 not_equal=\”\”], the registration number is [\/if 259]<\/a><\/p>

The Flower<\/h2>

• [if 264 not_equal=\”\”]The typical flower size is From 2 1/2″ to 3″[\/if 264]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 265 not_equal=\”\”]Flower Color as appears 3 meters away is Rainbow<\/a>[\/if 265]<\/li>
  
• [if 269 not_equal=\”\”]The center of the flower is considered <\/a>Orange<\/a>[\/if 269]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 469 not_equal=”\”]<\/a>The size of the flower throat is considered Medium<\/a>[\/if 469]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 470 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a>The color of the throat of the flower is considered <\/a>Red<\/a>[\/if 470]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 69 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a>Additional details: <\/a>[69]<\/a>[\/if 69]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 70 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot’s flower Keeping Quality is considered to be <\/a>Good[\/if 70]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 71 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a>Petal Thickness is considered to be <\/a>Average<\/a>[\/if 71]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 73 not_equal=\”\”]T<\/a>he Type of Flower is Obovate: type 5 – rounded tip moderately overlapped<\/a>[\/if 73]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 75 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a>The flower’s Tendency To Fade with sunlight is Little change<\/a>[\/if 75]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 274 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a>The Flower Fragrance is considered to be Spicy<\/a>[\/if 274]<\/a><\/li>
  
• [if 275 not_equal=\”\”]Flower Fragrance Intensity is considered to be Mild[\/if 275]<\/a><\/li><\/ul>
  

  [if 267 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a> <\/a>Photo showing the Front of Camelot<\/a><\/em>[\/if 267]<\/a><\/td>

  [if 268 equals=”\”]<\/a> <\/a>Photo showing the Back of Camelot<\/a><\/em>[\/if 268]<\/a><\/td>

  [if 271 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a> <\/a>Photo showing a blowup of Camelot’s\u00a0Throat<\/a><\/em>[\/if 271]<\/a><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> [if 282 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot’s <\/a>Flower is Rated at a 10<\/a>[\/if 282]<\/a><\/h3> The Inflorescence<\/h2> [if 284 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot is considered to be a Great bloomer[\/if 284]<\/a><\/li> [if 471 not_equal=\”\”]The typical number of flowers open at a time on a single inflo is 11-25.[\/if 471]<\/a><\/li> [if 281 not_equal=\”\”]The inflorescence is Normal[\/if 281]<\/a><\/li> [if 277 not_equal=\”\”]The stalk attitude is Upright[\/if 277],<\/a>[if 279 not_equal=\”\”] the Stalk Height is considered to be Medium[\/if 279]<\/a>[if 278 not_equal=\”\”] and the Diameter is Medium[\/if 278]<\/a><\/li> [if 280 not_equal=\”\”]The Stalk Color is Dark Green[\/if 280] <\/a><\/li> [if 285 not_equal=\”\”]The Length of Blooming Season is typically All Season[\/if 285]<\/a>[if 286 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot and typically Blooms .[\/if 286]<\/a><\/li> [if 287 not_equal=\”\”] Inflorescence and blooming is Rated to be:<\/a>10<\/a>[\/if 287]<\/a><\/li><\/ul> [if 283 equals=”]<\/a><\/a> Photo of a typical Camelot’s full inflorescence <\/a>[\/if 283]<\/a><\/td> [if 492 equals=”]<\/a><\/a> Photo of a typical Camelot’s inflorescence with buds <\/a>[\/if 492]<\/a><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> [if 287 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot’s Inflorescence and blooming is Rated to at a <\/a>10<\/a>[\/if 287]<\/a><\/h3> The Leaves<\/h2> [if 226 not_equal=\”\”]The Top Color of the Leaf is Dark Green[\/if 226]<\/a><\/li> [if 289 not_equal=\”\”]The Top texture of the leaf is Smooth[\/if 289]<\/a><\/li> [if 288 not_equal=\”\”]The Underneath Color of the Leaf is Green[\/if 288]<\/a><\/li> [if 291 not_equal=\”\”]SmoothThe Underneath Texture of the Leaf is Smooth[\/if 291]<\/a><\/li> [if 292 not_equal=\”\”]The Leaf Vain Color is Red[\/if 292]<\/a><\/li> [if 293 not_equal=\”\”]The Leaf Border Color is Red[\/if 293]<\/a><\/li> [if 294 not_equal=\”\”]Leaf Size is considered to be Small[\/if 294]<\/a><\/li> [if 312 not_equal=\”\”]The Petiole Color is Brown[\/if 312]<\/a><\/li> [if 313 not_equal=\”\”]The Petiole Length is considered to be Medium[\/if 313]<\/a><\/li> [if 314 not_equal=\”Yes\”]The Leaf Petiole is Pubescent.<\/a>[\/if 314]<\/a><\/li> [if 317 not_equal=\”Yes\”]The Leaf is Variegated No[\/if 317]<\/a><\/li> [if 315 not_equal=\”\”]The Leaf Shape Type is considered to be Oblanceolate: Type 2[\/if 315]<\/a><\/li> [if 316 not_equal=\”\”]Leaf Tip Type is considered to be Acute: Type 4[\/if 316]<\/a><\/li><\/ul> [if 318 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a><\/a> Photo of the Top of Camelot’s leaf<\/em>[\/if 318]<\/a><\/td> [if 489 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a><\/a> Photo of theBottom of Camelot’s leaf<\/em>[\/if 489]<\/a><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> [if 311 not_equal=\”\”]The Leaves are Rated at a 10[\/if 311]<\/a><\/h3> The Tree<\/h2> [if 319 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot is Deciduous[\/if 319]<\/a><\/li> [if 320 not_equal=\”\”]The Growth Habit of the tree is Compact[\/if 320]<\/a><\/li> [if 321 not_equal=\”\”]The Growth Rate of the tree is Medium[\/if 321]<\/a><\/li> [if 322 not_equal=\”\”]Tree Statue of the tree is Wider than Tall[\/if 322]<\/a><\/li> [if 333 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot has a Root System[\/if 333]<\/a><\/li> [if 324 not_equal=\”\”]The Tree Branch Color is considered to be Medium[\/if 324]<\/a><\/li> [if 325 not_equal=\”\”]The Branch Tip Color is considered to be Chocolate[\/if 325]<\/a><\/li> [if 326 equals=\”Yes\”]The branches are Pubescent[\/if 326]<\/a><\/li> [if 326 equals=\”No\”]The branches are Not Pubescent[\/if 326]<\/a><\/li> [if 327 not_equal=\”\”]Branch Thickness is considered to be Medium[\/if 327]<\/a><\/li> [if 328 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot is considered to be a Poor Brancher.[\/if 328]<\/a><\/li> [if 329 not_equal=\”\”]The Branch Texture is considered to be Smooth[\/if 329]<\/a><\/li> [if 330 not_equal=\”\”]The Branches are considered to be Stiff[\/if 330]<\/a><\/li><\/ul> [if 331 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a> <\/a>Photo showing Camelot Typical Branches[\/if 331]<\/a><\/td> [if 323 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a> <\/a>Photo of Camelot’s overall Tree Structure: <\/a>[\/if 323]<\/a><\/td> [if 490 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a> <\/a>Photo showing Camelot Typical Branch Tip[\/if 490]<\/a><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> [if 334 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot’s Overall tree structure is rated at a 10[\/if 334]<\/a><\/h3> Propagation<\/h2> [if 335 equals=”]<\/a>Camelot is considered to be Average to Rooting under normal rooting conditions<\/a>[\/if 335]<\/a><\/li> [if 336 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot is considered to be <\/a>Easy<\/a> to Grafting under normal grafting conditions[\/if 336]<\/a><\/li> [if 337 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot is considered to be <\/a>Average to <\/a>Air Layering under normal air layering conditions[\/if 337]<\/a><\/li> [if 338 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot has a Good Tendency to Set Seedpods[\/if 338]<\/a><\/li> [if 339 not_equal=\”\”]The Typical Seedpod Size is Small[\/if 339]<\/a><\/li> [if 340 not_equal=\”\”]The Typical Seedpod Color is Brown[\/if 340]<\/a><\/li> [if 342 not_equal=\”\”]Camelot Seeds tend to be of\u00a0 Good viability[\/if 342]<\/a><\/li> [if 343 not_equal=\”\”]Seeds tend to be Medium[\/if 343]<\/a><\/li> [if 344 not_equal=\”\”]Photos of typical seeds: [\/if 344]<\/a><\/li> [if 345 not_equal=\”\”]Seedlings are best used for [\/if 345]<\/a><\/li> [if 346 not_equal=\”\”]Seedling Production and Quality Rating 10[\/if 346]<\/a><\/li><\/ul> [if 341 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a><\/a> Photos of a typical Camelot’s seed pod[\/if 341]<\/a><\/p><\/td> [if 344 not_equal=\”\”]<\/a><\/a> Photos of typical Camelot’s Seeds][\/if 344]<\/a><\/p><\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table> [if 110 not_equal=\”\”]History:<\/strong><\/span> Tex and Kay Norwood grew Camelot from seed. The seeds came from Eulas Stafford’s Penang Peach tree in Pasadena, Texas [\/if 110]<\/a><\/p> \u00a0<\/p> Advanced<\/strong><\/h2> (only visible to admins)<\/h4> Entry ID is 55963<\/a><\/p> Entry Key is kw2ex<\/a><\/p> Post ID is <\/a>22100<\/a><\/p> User IP <\/a>[IP] <\/a><\/p> Entry created <\/a>August 27, 2021 at 7:08 pm<\/a><\/p> Entry updated <\/a>September 10, 2021 at 12:42 pm<\/a><\/p> Site URL is <\/a>https://plumeriadatabase.com <\/a><\/p> Site Name is <\/a>The Plumeria Database <\/a><\/p> Detail Link is <\/a>[detaillink] <\/a><\/p> Edit Entry Link<\/a><\/p> Entry Count <\/a><\/a><\/p> Entry Postion <\/a>[entry_position]<\/a><\/p> Draft status <\/a>0<\/a><\/p> \u00a0<\/p>”}]

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