Wight Nursery & Orchard Co 
Red Flame Azalea 
GROUP III 
The slowest growing variety of Azalea Indica, 
also selected varieties of Kurume Azaleas. The 
varieties constituting this group may be consid¬ 
ered dwarfs. This group, although slow grow¬ 
ing, is probably the most spectacular of the 
whole Azalea family when in bloom. Flowers 
generally are small, but produced in profusion. 
AMOENA. Hardy and very popular in the 
North; small hose-in-hose pink flowers, with 
shadings of purple; leaves small, dark lus¬ 
trous green. Tall grower. At Cairo blooms 
in fall or early winter. 
CHERRY BLOSSOM. Dainty hose-in-hose flow¬ 
ers. Light pink, deep green foliage. 
CHRISTMAS CHEER. Brilliant red flowers, hose- 
in-liose; foliage small dark green, very com¬ 
pact. An early red variety. 
CORAL BELL. A pleasing coral pink color 
shading deeper towards center. The flower, 
very dainty and produced profusely. Hose-in- 
Hose type. Low, compact growing. 
FIRE. A Kurume Azalea, compact, with very 
green leaves; flowers fiery red. 
FLAME. Single large flower of brick dust red, 
blooms very early, upright, vigorous grower. 
HINODEGIRI. A Kurume Azalea which is quite 
popular, and deservingly so. Foliage deep rich 
green; the plant is dwarf and very compact. 
When in bloom the foliage can hardly be seen 
for the bright carmine flowers which cover 
the entire plant. An early bloomer which holds 
its blossoms for several weeks. A most sat¬ 
isfactory variety which we recommend heartily. 
Hardy at New York. 
MACRANTHA. Single flowering. Large flower 
of clear pink, very late, low headed, compact. 
ORANGE BEAUTY. Good size flower of orange 
red color. Mid-season, compact. 
PEACH BLOW. Single, pale shade of peach 
blossom pink. Mid-season, very fine. 
PINK PEARL. Flowers light pink, borne in 
large clusters in mid-season. A tall and vigor¬ 
ous grower. 
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