The Indica variety, Pride of Mobile, is the 
outstanding feature in this section. Some plants 
are over 100 years old, measuring 20 feet in 
height and 40 feet in spread. 
INDICA AZALEAS 
Florists and nurserymen have an unusual op- 
portunity to profit by planting some of the In- 
dica Azaleas around their homes and business 
grounds, because few plant lovers can resist the 
lure to buy when they see them in bloom. We 
have selected and grown only the choicer 
varieties for the benefit of our customers, who 
ai select with assurance from the following 
ist. 

10-12” & 12-15” Krume Az@leas 
Daphne Salmon—Flowers a distinctive shade of Salmon, 
medium sized. A rapid grower, always compact and 
of rather upright habit. 
Elegance—Light pink flowers and the earliest One to 
bloom. Grows upright, but not compact and thus re- 
quiring a little trimming for a bushy specimen. 
Fielders’ White—A large flowered, pure white variety, 
which is fairly compact and unusually hardy. Blooms 
early and works in well with other colors. 
Formosa—TIhe largest flowered purple variety. An ex- 
tremely compact plant, even without trimming, and the 
fastest grower among the Indica Azaleas. 
Indica Alba—Probably the best known of the pure white 
Indica Azaleas. Not as hardy as Fielders’ White and 
more upright in growth but its preference is due to the 
fact that it blooms over a much longer period of time 
than any other white Azalea. 
Indica Rosea—A large flowered white with a rose throat 
with numerous variations in the two colors on the same 
plant, making it very unusual. It has the longest period 
of blooming of any Azalea. It grows rather upright, 
having large, rounded leaves. 
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