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Foreword 
ESPITE steadily rising production and distribution costs, no advances in plant prices are made this season, except in 
Roses. At the same time, no efforts have been spared toward maintaining high quality. A little larger stock of plants 
and a little better supply of labor and materials make us hopeful that additional volume will enable us to keep plant 
prices from advancing. 
Actually, throughout the South there is still a short supply of Azaleas, Camellias, and Roses. Our own productions have, 
through diligent efforts, been increased somewhat. New and valuable Camellias and Roses have been added. Some plants, 
notably certain Azalea varieties, practically off the market for several years, are again in limited supply and appear in this 
catalogue. 

While we are always glad to have those who can do so call at the nursery and make their selections, we will give the closest, 
careful attention to mail orders. Whether you intend planting early or not, we recommend that you place your order early, 
while the stock is complete. 
As we enter our forty-ninth year, we wish to thank our friends for their patronage of the past. We pledge to old and new 
customers our best efforts to serve them faithfully. 
THOMASVILLE NURSERIES 
By Sam. C. Hsorr, President "Thomasville, Ga. 
October 1, 1946 
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THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA 
