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CAMELLIA EPRPEROI 
King ofall CAMELLIAS 
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There !s something thrilling, about 
Camellia EMPEROR..oIts alluring color 
vortationseseeand combinations... large 
size, and unusually full peony form. 
As a corsage flower, or grown In a 
garden,Camelifia EMPEROR commands the 
admiration of every lover of beautye 
Flowers of EMPEROR, are truely gor- 
geous blossoms, of regal magnificence 
Grown outdoors, tn Segallon cans at 
"Longview"these plants started bloom- 
tng Nove2!l-1945 and Nov, 17-1946,con- 
tinued flowering until warm weather 
in Marche 
Earlier or later blooming fs easily 
managed vader greenhouse culturce 
Flowers 44 to 54 Inches across, of 

“LONGVIEW CRICHTON STA., ALA., UW. $. A. | 

Photo by Robt. O. Rubel, Jr. 

O rare I sacra 
light rose pink with variable marking 
of white, among first blooms of season 
1# plants are shadede 
Darker red, distinctly vetned petals 
with white, prevalls when subjected to 
colder temperature,and exposed to full 
sunshine during winter monthse 
For the florist wanting ultra choice 
gigantic specimen flowers, blooms com-~ 
manding $ 15.00 to $ 30.00 a dozen 
wholesale, Camellia EMPEROR Is one of 
the few varieties always In demande 
I# you are a connolseur of tine Cam- 
ellflas, you will be enraptured by the 
elegance of "Longview" Lot 109,and ev- 
ery bloom will boost your enthulasm for 
this masterpiece of floral beautye 
