AZALEAS -» 
KURUME AZALEAS 
These are most popular, as they are used 
extensively in pots and also in landscaping for 
borders as well as mass planting in beds. As a 
pot plant there is nothing we know of that is 
superior. We urge you to try a few if you are 
not already using them. 
Christmas Cheer. Hose-in-hose; small, deepest 
red. Small foliage; compact growth. One of 
the best for florists’ use. 
Copper Bells. Similar in growth habit to 
Coral Bells. Flower is orange color. A newer 
addition and an excellent pot plant. 
Coral Bells. Hose-in-hose; small, bell-shaped 
flowers of a beautiful shade of pink. Small 
glossy foliage; very compact growth. The 
favorite of florists for pot culture. We have 
excellent liners of this variety. 
Double Mauve. MHose-in-hose; light mauve 
flowers entirely cover the plant. Its compact- 
ness makes it very good for florist use. 
Hexe. Hose-in-hose; large, deep red. Excellent 
dwarf compact growth. Very much in demand. 
Hiawatha. MHose-in-hose. dark red. 
Compact plants. 
Large, 
Hinodegiri. This is a very popular bright red 
variety. The blossoms cover the plant in such 
a manner that you can hardly find a leaf when 
in full bloom. Compact, slow growth. Very 
desirable as a pot plant. 
Hortensia. Hose-in-hose; medium-sized, deli- 
cate pink. Round, fairly large, shiny foliage; 
heavy but not tall grower. 
Mme. Pericat. Hose-in-hose; large, light pink 
flower. Late bloomer, fast grower and very 
showy. 
Saimon Beauty. Hose-in-hose; large, salmon 
color. Compact growth. Very showy plant 
and an excellent variety for pot culture. 
Salmon Queen.  Larger-sized flowers than 
above, but single and lighter in color. This is a 
good variety, very popular as a pot plant. 
Snow. Hose-in-hose; pure white flowers cover 
the plant. Fairly large, dark green leaves. 
Very popular with the florist. 
PRICES OF KURUME AZALEAS 
10 100 
Liners from beds............. $10 00 
4 to 6-in. budded plants..... $4 00 30 00 
6to 8-in. budded plants..... 950 = =650 00 
8 to 10-in. budded plants..... 650 60 00 
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INDICA AZALEAS 
These Azaleas are the most showy of all in 
the gardens of the South. The blossoms are 
larger and the plants grow much faster, making 
very large specimens in a few years’ time. They 
are wonderful shrubs for landscape use, with 
dark green foliage all during the year and beau- 
tiful flowers in the spring. You can be assured 
that when you plant an Indica Azalea garden for 
your client, if you do a good job you will have 
his gratitude for all time. Then, too, these 
plants can be grown in much colder climates 
than was thought a few years ago. 
Elegans. Light pink. Heavy foliage; fast- 
growing, well-shaped plant. Early bloomer. 
Fielder’s White. One of the best whites among 
the Indicas. Dark green, hairy foliage; ex- 
cellent growth. 
Fisher Pink. Light pink. Blooms about the 
same time as Pride of Mobile. Very good, 
compact growth. 
Formosa. Large purple flowers, somewhat 
lighter than Phoenicia. Large, thick foliage; 
probably the fastest grower of all the Azaleas. 
George L. Taber. A sport introduced by Glen 
Saint Mary Nurseries. Fast grower; light 
green foliage. Pink and white variegation. 
Indica Alba. Pure white. Light green, hairy 
foliage; upright growth. Very hardy. 
Pheenicia. Light purple. Dark green foliage 
and fast, compact grower. 
President Clay. Orange-red. Fast, upright 
growth; midseason bloomer. Very good. 
Pride of Mobile. Beautiful watermelon-pink— 
probably the most popular of all Indicas. 
Large foliage; fast growth, similar to that of 
Formosa. In Mobile there are plants nearly 
one hundred years old that are still blooming 
profusely. The blooms so completely cover 
the plants at the height of the season that 
scarcely a leaf is to be seen. 
Salmon (Lawsal). Medium-sized, salmon- 
colored flowers. Good upright growth. One 
of the best; known to nurserymen in the South 
as Daphne Salmon. 
PRICES OF INDICA AZALEAS 
10 100 
Liners from beds............. $10 00 
8 to 10-in. budded plants....$3 50 30 00 
10 to 12-in. budded plants ... 450 40 00 
BLACKWELL NURSERIES, INC. 
