Evergreen Shrubs • Towson Nurseries, Inc. 



EVERGREEN AZALEAS 



There's a soul in every 

 leaf '—Ballou 



This delightful family of broad leaved evergreen shrubs is an importation 

 from Japan, from whence come many of our finest and hardiest strains. It is 

 outstanding among our many attractive offerings. Its somewhat dwarfed habit 

 makes it adaptable to a great variety of uses. Akin to the Rhododendron, it 

 flourishes under similar conditions, but thrives also in the full sunlight. 



Many acres at Towson Nurseries are devoted to the cultivation of the Azalea, 

 and we offer an unusually wide selection of the various colors. There are whites, 

 pinks, reds, oranges and many of two or more colors, ranging from quite 

 brilliant hues to soft pastel lavenders. 



When the Japanese Azalea blooms early in May, thousands of visitors to our 

 nurseries are fascinated by the wonderful floral panorama of the Orient. 



AZALEA 



amoena. 



5'-6' 



Bushy, 



compact 



and perfect 



ly hardy. 



The 



small, shi 



ny greea 



leaves are 



:ompletely covered in spr 



ng by a 



blanket of 



rosy purple flowers. 





Spread 









Per 10 



10 toll 



inches 





. $1.50 



$12.50 



12 to\5 



inches 





. 2.00 



15.00 



15 /ol8 



inches 





. 3.00 



25.00 



18 /o20 



inches 





. 4.00 



30.00 



20 tolA 



inches 





. 5.00 



40.00 



2 to 2\ 



^z feet . 





. 10.00 



80.00 



2 Yz to 3 



feet . 





. 17.50 



150.00 



3 to 3 Yz feet . 





. 25.00 





3 Y2 to 4 



feet . 





. 35.00 





4 to A\ 



^2 feet . 





. 50.00 





AYzto 5 



feet . 





. 60.00 to 75.00 



A. benigiri. The flowers of this variety are 

 bright, deep red, almost scarlet in color. 



Note. — Same sizes and prices as Azalea 

 hinamoyo. 



A. hinamoyo. The blossoms are a soft shade 

 of clear pink and are produced in great pro- 

 fusion in May. One of the daintiest Azaleas. 



Per 10 



10 /012 



inches 



. $2.00 



$15.00 



12 /ol5 



inches 



. 2.50 



20.00 



15 /o 1 8 



inches 



. 3.50 



30.00 



18 ^0 20 



inches 



. 5.00 



40.00 



20 /o24 



inches 



. 6.00 



50.00 



24 /o30 



inches 



. 10.00 



75.00 



2 Yz to 3 



feet 



. 20.00 



150. OOH. spec 



3 /o 3/2 



feet 



. 30.00 



H.spec 



3/2/0 4 



feet 



35.00 to 50.00 H.spec 



A. hinodegiri. This is undoubtedly the most 

 popular of the evergreen Azaleas. The carmine- 

 pink blossoms are produced in such profusion 

 in the early spring that they nearly hide the 

 foliage. 





Spreai 



i 







Per 10 



8 



to 10 



inches 





. $1.50 



$10.00 



10 



to 12 



inches 





. 2.00 



15.00 



12 



to 15 



inches 





. 3.00 



25.00 



15 



to 18 



inches 





. 4.00 



35.00 



18 



to 20 



inches 





. 6.00 



50.00 



20 



to 24 



inches 





. 7.50 



60.00 



2 



to 2Y2 



feet . 





. 10.00 





2/2 



to 3 



feet 





. 20.00 H.spec. 



A. 



indica 



rosea 



magnifica. This 



is a 



rare 



and attractive 



plant 



for spring 



bloom. 



During May 



it bears 



large 



white flowers with 



pale 



scarlet 



centers. 









Note. — Same sizes and prices as A. japo- 

 nica alba. 



A. japonica alba. Low-growing and dense in 

 habit. An abundance of single white flowers 

 in early spring. Evergreen and hardy. 





Spread 





Per 10 



12 



to 15 inches 



. $2.00 



$15.00 



15 



/o 1 8 inches 



. 3.00 



25.00 



18 



to 20 inches 



. 4.00 



30.00 



20 



to 24 inches 



. 5.00 



40.00 



2 



to 2 Yz feet 



. 7.50 



60.00 



2/2 



to 3 feet 



. 12.50 



100.00 



3 



to 3 Yz feet 



. 20.00 



150.00H.spec 



3/2 



to 4 feet 



. 25.00H.spec. 



4 



to 5 feet 



. 3 5.00 to 50.00H.spec. 



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