AZALEAS 
Azaleas can be moved at any time during the year, but 
we recommend they be moved before they come into 
bloom, that is, September through February, In doing 
this you will have the benefit of the flowers the first 
year. Also the plants will have become established in 
the ground before the summer heat. 
We are offering what we call lining out stock from beds, 
which are only for growing on, and should be planted 
after danger of frost is over. For the florist, after 
Easter, when you will have more room in your houses 
for them. These plants were rooted in late Spring, and 
moved to our beds outside, to grow and make good 
root system all Summer and Winter. They are far 
superior to most pot plants, as they have more room 
to develop better root system. 
Azalea Indica 8-10” left Azalea Hinodegiri 8-10” right 
Note the compactness of our plants. 
We are growing this season excellent plants of this size, 
having gotten an early start, and we have had the best 
growing season of several years. We suggest that you 
book your order with us early, and let us ship to you 
whenever you are ready in the Spring. We are pre¬ 
pared to protect these plants during the Winter, and 
will harden them off in early Spring, so that you will 
have excellent plants for your use. 
Good drainage is absolutely necessary, so be sure that 
the beds for the plants are drained well before plant¬ 
ing, so that no water will stand in them at any time. 
The beds should be kept moist at all times, but not 
soaking wet. During dry weather, watering with strong 
force from hose, late in afternoon is better. We might 
also add—do not be too sparing with good soil and 
fertilizer, as you will find it pays in the long run. 
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