The Elm City Nursery Co., New Haven, Conn. 
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Azalea Sinensis or Mollis , showing what a mass of blooms it Presents at the blooming season. 
Hz&Was, Fnrdy Garden Varieties. 
A ZALEAS thrive in ordinary garden soil and are especially attractive when planted in 
groups, either by themselves or as the foreground for groups of Rhododendrons. 
Either as a garden shrub or for naturalizing in picturesque woodland landscapes, we- 
nave no material more useful. The flowers are borne in clusters and quite envelop the 
plants with their masses of striking colors. The range of color is very great, from the rich¬ 
est crimson to pure white, brilliarft yellow and clear pink, in fact, few classes of plants 
give a greater range of colors. 
Hzalea Gandavensu or Ghent Hzaleas. 
For prices see page 21. 
nf ,P le ?- e are £ ai "d en hybrid Azaleas of bushy form producing in June a great profusion 
0 dazzling bloom ranging from white to the deepest crimson through all possible shades, 
orange, scarlet, pink and red. 
Bouquet de Flore. Soft pin 
rw mi t a Speciosa. Clear . 
baviesi. p ure w hit e . 
Dehcata Nova. Pink. 
‘Varieties. 
Gloria Mundi. Clear orange. 
Ignaea Nova. Violet red. 
Prince Henry des PaysBas. Carmine. 
Sang de Gentbrugge. Carmine. 
Rzalca Sinensis. ( Mollis or Chinese AzaleaC) 
. For prices see page 21. 
small ef pi k us l* y ' n habit of growth; blooming with greatest profusion even when quite 
yellow °. wenn il before the leaves appear; the effect of a planting, where the various colors, 
' salm °n red, orange and white, are blended, is most striking. 
'ba°pfe e na a OH llee ; Bright red ' 
r °dorata. White. 
onstant de Rebecque. Yello 
zalea Indica 
Varieties. 
Bouquet d'Orange. Orange. 
Mad. Caroline Legrelle d'Hanis. Dark red. 
Willem 111. Bright red. 
mud'" 11 ! 03 , Var ' Amoe "a. For prices see page 21. The now popular evergreen .sort so 
Color a border to Rhododendron beds, blooms in greatest profusion in May. 
zalea I a- r clar eL 
duceT fl Ca Val "' blinodgiri. For prices see page 21. Similar to the above in habit but pro- 
2 alea lndirl VerS °t a brilliant orange red. 
blooms = var - Zodagaeve. For prices see page 21. Similar to the two preceding, but the 
ooms are double bright lilac. 
zale a e Nudifm^ re c. aza,e . as are fr ™ Japan and prove to be quite hardy and very desirable. 
a * tor prices see page 21. 
FOR special discounts see inside front cover pace. 
