small plants have much tender growth and are easily 
damaged by cold, we advise protecting them against 
frost this Winter. The extra expense of frost- 
protection will be more than repaid by the better 
growth you will obtain by early planting, but those 
who are not prepared to protect them will do well 
to let us book their orders and ship next Spring, 
after all danger of frost is over. This service is 
rendered without any additional expense to our cus- 
tomers. 
AZALEA INDICA 
The INDICA AZALEAS, which are fast growers 
with masses of large flowers, are especially adapted 
for landscape planting all along the Gulf Coast and 
up the Atlantic seaboard to North Carolina. Around 
Mobile, nurserymen in this entire section have a 
golden opportunity to give most lasting satisfaction 
to their customers. Azaleas will sell themselves when 
your customers see them in full bloom. We are list- 
ing the most important varieties, eliminating weaker 
growers or inferior flowers when the same color can 
be had in better varieties. 

Lining Out Azaleas 
COCCINEA MAJOR. Brilliant orange-red, a little 
taller grower than Prince of Orange. 
ELEGANS. Fast and rather upright grower, s'milar to 
Formosa, with  light-pink flowers. EARLY 
BLOOMER and a HARDY AZALEA INDICA. Most 
nurserymen in this section of the country do not 
realize how greatly their trade will be stimulated 
by offering this bright, flowering azalea to their 
customers. 
FIELDER’S WHITE. Large, pure white flowers early 
in season—a strong grower, free blooming and one 
of the best whites. 
FORMOSA. Very fast grower w th large dark green 
leaves and big vurplish-zink flowers whic) aro less 
purple than Phoenicia. 
