SPRINGFIELD, N. J. 
AZALEA—Continued Each Ten Hundred 



kaempferi. 4’-6’ Torch Azalea 
From salmon-pink to orange-red, the flowers transform this 
shrub into a thing of beauty. In a slightly shaded sheltered 
spot, it is almost evergreen, and the color of the flowers is 
preserved. Has successfully withstood our worst winters. 
ie 15° in. BP S.D 587.002 1.65 1.50 1.35 
laeyw. 18 in. Lah jc pale ie eae 2.20 2.00 1.80 
Ieee to, 12): ft. BPO 3B vfesaci 3.00 257) 2.40 
Parmeter ve ¥2.. ft, De & Pe rsvetert Sere 3.30 3.00 
feee Sift. Poet Bow tans 4.50 4.20 ope Ae) 
2 to 3% ft. [SR 5 Weer 6.00 5.40 
oyna) 4) ft. Barc wbate.s 8.40 
ay55to° 5S: it: BurGeyD tone 12.00 
—hybrids. 93’-4’ Cleopatra, Fedora, Othello 
HALF EVERGREEN. Generally speaking, these hybrids 
have a lower, more bushy habit and the brilliant orange 
tints are missing. ‘Tis a gloriously handsome family tho! 
Pao Lo ...in, Bao Drerdi: 2.00 1.80 
tore @18. in, Baebes, 2.50 220 
ieee 2 ft. BPG Bee. 3.25 3.00 
Bete 22. it, Bek" Dene 4.00 3.60 
ledifolia (indica alba). Snow Azalea 
EVERGREEN. And particularly useful in combination with 
“hinodegiri,’’ as the large dazzling white flowers appear at 
the same time. Give it a favored spot, it will pay well. 
Laeetey 1Q in. SiS ae haar: 2.79 2.00 
macrantha. 3’-4’ Red Salmon Azalea 
EVERGREEN. A low growing form with single red flow- 
ers and clean shiny leaves—continues to bloom until late 
May, needs shelter for sure results. A neat compact shrub. 
ieee 1 in. Bi gee Dieadech 3.79 
mollis. 4’-5' Chinese Azalea 
The mass of delicately shaded large bell-shaped flowers 
running through orange and red tones make a display 
worth waiting for each May. Succeeds best in sunny place. 
fete 15. fn. Bae bed 2.25 2.00 
ioto°)6 618 in. Bao. Bee... 3.00 2.70 
mucronulata (dahuricum). 5’-6’ Dahurian Azalea 
A welcome sight in March is the exquisitely frilled rosy- 
purple flowers—in pleasing contrast to the Forsythia. 
aetoy 18. 1n. Biwict eB cae 2.00 1.80 
OND fe eo Bia at. 2.70 2:20 
auto.) 628 2 ft. Bombe. 3/9 3.30 
nudiflora. 6'-7’ Pinxterblooin 
The fragrance of this ‘’wild honeysuckle” quickly betrays 
its home in light woods where the variable pink flowers are 
eagerly sought in May. Does well in the open sun too. 
io, to 18 dn. BeGeBe ck 2.00 1.80 
Pa ioe(2 it. Brew Beau: 2.29 2.90 
za toy 22> it. BieGrBs an! 3.75 3.30 
Pea 3 ft, Ber Oc ousctsset 9.00 4.50 
Bae toy 4) it. BerGR Datta: 6.75 6.00 
meee 1 SO) tt Ei POe D Lae. 8.70 7.80 
