VARIEGATED CAMELLIAS 
Americana. Double; flesh color, striped with deeper shade. 
Bonomiana. One of the newer varieties of Camellias that is 
both novel and beautiful. The flowers are white, with red 
variegations; the petals are loose, with stamens interspersed. 
Chandleri elegans. Flowers are double, very large, and of a 
cherry-red to rose-pink color, splotched with white. The 
center petals are interspersed with yellow stamens, making a 
flower beautiful in all its details. All Camellias are beautiful, 
but this variety is not only beautiful but decidedly ‘“‘different,”’ 
and adds a futuristic touch to a dignified family. The white 
and pink coloring of the flowers looks well against the shiny 
foliage. You will also like Chandleri Elegans as a cut-flower. 
Fanny Basil. Double; variegated, white marking with rose. 
Strong grower. Leaves thick and good deep green. 
Herme. Large, peony form. White, with red and pink stripes and 
splotches. For color illustration and description, see page 10. 
Horken. A recent variety with semi-double flowers; variable in 
coloring, but white usually predominates, with pink or rose 
markings. Interesting and attractive. 
Kellingtonia. Large, peony-type flower of bright deep red, 
blotched with white. Very beautiful. 
La Reine. White, striped with carmine. 
Mme. de Strekaloff. A variable, peony-flowered blush-pink 
with darker blotches and streaks. 
Marie Louise. Double; variegated white with red. 
Meig’s Variegated. Variegated, white striped with light rose. 
Habit of growth weeping and spreading. Foliage light green. 
Mrs. Abby Wilder. A double white flower with occasional 
stripes and splotches of pink. Good grower. 
Stiles’ Perfection. Double; white with small stripes of rose. 
Prices of named Camellias. Balled & Burlapped. 
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12 to 18 inches 
SEEDLING CAMELLIAS 
Because Camellias do not reproduce themselves 
exactly from seed, it is impossible to tell what the 
flowers of seedlings will be like until they bloom. 
Many seedlings revert to single and half-double types, 
but there is always a certain percentage of high-class 
double flowers sometimes surpassing the parent forms. 
Buying them is a delightful game, in which the pur- 
chaser has everything to gain and nothing to lose. 
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18 to 24 inches 
2 to 3 feet 
AZALEAS and CAMELLIAS 
By H. H. HUME 
An effective, useful guide-book for anyone who 
wants to succeed with either or both of these impor- 
tant shrubs. Every point in their cultivation is care- 
fully explained—time and method of planting, soils, 
cultivating and mulching, pruning, feeding, frost- 
protection, pot- and tub-culture, pests and diseases, 
and instructions for propagating. This book will be 
of value whether you grow the plants indoors or in 
the garden. 
Ninety pages. Fourteen pictures. $1.50 per copy 

Camellia, Elizabeth 
GLEN SAINT MARY NURSERIES CO., Glen Saint Mary, Florida 
