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Galle, Fred C. Papers of Fred C.Galle [manuscript].

Title: Papers of Fred C.Galle [manuscript].

Galle's papers consist of correspondence; research notes; photographs and slides; articles; and seed samples relating to his studies of azaleas and hollies. Much of it was used by Galle in the research and writing of his book "Hollies : the Genus Ilex." The collection also contains photostatic copies of two works by Ludwig Eduard Theodor Loesener concerning plants in the holly family including "Monographia Aquifoliacearum." The collection also contains two audiocassettes: 1) Readings of scattered entries from a Satsuki azalea encyclopedia (with entries spelled after they are pronounced); 2) Al Faessler reading an English translation of a text about Theodor Loesener, 1865-1941. Correspondents concerning azaleas include Richard Abel, John Creech, Toichi Domoto, Ted Groszkiewicz, George W. Harding, Dr. J. Hiursel, August E. Kehr, Masaaki Kunishige, Takeo Kuwana, David G. Leach, Jay Wl Murray, W.R. Philipson, W. Schmalscheidt, Henry T. Skinner, Hideo Suzuki, and William T. Turner. Correspondents concerning hollies include Richard Abel, Barton M. Bauers, Sr., T. R. Dudley, Gene Eisenbeiss, Shiu-ying Hu, R. J. Hutton, Mike Lynch, Elwin R. Orton, Jr., W. J. Tancig, and Llinda J. Willms.

ArchivalResource: 1000 (ca.) items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/647903836 View

Harding, George W. George W. Harding papers [manuscript].

Title: George W. Harding papers [manuscript].

The collection consists chiefly of Harding's notes and files on hybridization of rhododendrons.

ArchivalResource: ca.2000 items.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/648015862 View

Gartrell, Robert Derby, 1895-. Robert D. Gartrell [manuscript], irca 1950-2004.

Title: Robert D. Gartrell [manuscript], irca 1950-2004.

Horticultural notes, correspondence, articles and talks, photographs (chiefly by Emil V. Hager) and legal papers. The collection chiefly concerns the development and registration of the Robin Hill evergreen azalea hybrids, a variety hardy enough to thrive in northern climates with flowers similar to southern India hybrids. Of special interest are the notebooks or "bed books" recording his selective breeding program. Correspondents include Fred C. Galle, Betty Hager, George W. Harding, David G. Leach, Alan C. Leslie, Ed Parker, Henry T. Skinner, Donald H. Voss, Franklin H. West and Thomas Wheeldon.

ArchivalResource: 3.5 linear feet.

http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/218416418 View