Given Proper Soil, Azaleas Always Please 
AZALEAS IN 
THE LANDSCAPE 
Pictured at right and below 
are two views in Mr. Bobbink’s 
garden here at East Ruther¬ 
ford, taken when the Azaleas 
were at the height of tlieir 
beauty. Given the proper acid 
soil, both deciduous and ever¬ 
green types are easy to grow, 
and, as shown in these pic¬ 
tures, tlie results are beyond 
description. 
Azaleas in L. C. Bobbink’s Garden 
Azaleas Along Mr. Bobbink’s Driveway 
PYRACANTHA 
The Firethorn is a delightful thorny shrub of pleas¬ 
ingly informal growth, bearing great clusters of berries 
which take on brilliant fall colors. 
72 
Pyracantha coccinea Lalandi. See page 70 
BOBBfXK & ATKINS 
