Azaleas are plants that can be planted in full sun or in 
shade. Partial shade is ideal for growing these plants, 
as all of our small plants are grown in the lath 
house. Larger plants can be planted in the open 
field if proper care is given them, and you will have 
many more flower buds, but the flower buds will be 
more susceptible to frost injury. During dry weather 
they will have to be watered more often, and will have 
to be mulched heavier. The plants in the shade will 
have some protection from the cold injury, but will 
have fewer flowers. Kurume varieties will bloom more 
profusely in the shade than the Indicas, but never at¬ 
tain the size of the latter. 
We would like to suggest to you that you grow more of 
these flowering shrubs. When they come into bloom 
in the Winter and Spring months you will be amply 
rewarded for your foresight in planting these plants. 
They are the quickest turnover of any investment you 
could make, and are so easy to handle, once you get 
the “knack” of it. Nothing, to our mind, is more beau¬ 
tiful than an Azalea Garden in full bloom. 
AZALEA INDICA 
These Azaleas are for the most part, the more showy of 
all in the gardens of the lower South, and along the 
Atlantic coast line. They are ideal for landscape work 
in this section, in that they make nice, thick, green 
foliage plants, and are a mass of color in late Winter 
and Spring. They require no pruning after they get 
established in their surroundings. We suggest that you 
use them more extensively in your work, and you will 
have the thanks of your customers for many years to 
come. An Azalea is all the advertisement you need, to 
all that see it, to sell it and other plants to go with it. 
Since we only recently started our own business here, we 
have only a few larger plants, not enough to list. To 
offset this disadvantage, we have only the better vari¬ 
eties of all types, and none of the poorer types some of 
the growers have been caught with. For this reason 
we can give you extra good values in all types. We 
have had many years experience in growing these 
plants, and can offer you this experience in better 
quality plants, so that you will have no trouble in 
pleasing your customers. 
Brilliant—Bright green leaves that are small with deep 
watermelon colored flowers that are brighter than 
Pride of Mobile, and not quite as bright as Pride of 
Dorking. 6-8” 
Coccine Major—Bright orange red flowers, small leaves 
and upright grower. 6-8” and 8-10”. 
Due De Rohan—Compact grower and very nice salmon 
colored flowers. 6-8” and 8-10”. 
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