The Tingle Nursery Co., Pittsville, Md. 



Azaleas 



And Other 



Out of the Ordinary Plants 



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•NTEREST in the Azalea has increased very 

 much during the past few years. It is not unusual 

 to hear of individual nurserymen growing up to 

 100,000, and some are growing even more. 



The public is just beginning to appreciate the 

 beauty of them. In brilliancy, range of coloring and 

 variety of both plant and flower forms they excel 

 most all other plants we have; they are among the 

 very first flowers to bloom in spring or even late 

 winter and with a selection of varieties we may have 

 bloom until July. They are also one of the best 

 plants for forcing. Many of them are evergreen 

 and the foliage is attractive even when the plants 

 are not in bloom. 



We have found them as easy to grow as many 

 other plants; their main requirements are a good 

 mulch and plenty of moisture. 



They are easy to sell as they can be safely 

 moved even when in full bloom. This is very much 

 in their favor as their bloom is the best salesman 

 one can have. They are repeat sellers. 



Quantity growing means we can grow them 

 much cheaper than formerly and we are passing this 

 saving on to you in better stock and lower prices. 



