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Azalea Hino-Crimson 
A new Azalea introduced by us in the Fall of 1944. 
The photo is a true representation of the plant and 
its flowers and colors. It was taken when almost finished 
blooming to show its “NON-FADING?” quality. 
It is a cross between Hinodegiri and Amoena and is 
an excellent grower with sturdy branches of the up-growing 
type. The foliage is large and a glossy dark green in 
color. The color of the flower is a showy, clean, crimson- 
red, exactly as pictured above. It is hardier than the 
Hinodegiri and is very good for forcing. Prices listed 
inside. 
JOHN. VERMEULEN & SON 
Nurserymen. 
Westbury, L. I., New York 
Phone Westbury 328 
