calendulacea 4-9’ (Flame Azalea) 
The great flame Azalea of Carolina 
Mountains; very showy, burnt orange 
flowers. 
2-2 Y2' 2.90 
2Y/2-3' 3.00 
hinodegiri 3-4’ (Hinodegiri Azalea) 
Evergreen. Larger leaves and looser 
growth than Amoeng; flowers very bright 
red. 
12-15" 2.00 
15-18" 3.00 
hinomayo (Shell Pink Azalea) 
12-15" 2.00 
ledifolia alba 4-6’ (Snow Azalea) 
Evergreen. Large, single, white flow- 
ers. Freely produced. Makes a striking 
background for Azalea hinodegiri, bloom- 
ing same time. | 
W510) 3.00 : 
18-24" 3.90 
macrantha 2¥2-3' (Red Salmon Azalea) 
Evergreen. A beautiful plant. Flowers 
at intervals. 
12-15" 2.90 
mollis 4-6’ (Chinese Azalea) 
Large, showy flowers in shades of orange 
and red. May-June. Large, hairy leaves. 
Likes sun. 
15-18" 3.010 
AZALEA nudiflora 6-8’ (Pinxterbloom) 
Flowers pale rose or pink before or with 
leaves. Inhabits rocky woodlands and 


swamps. | 
2-2Y2' 2.50 
242-3" 3.00 : 
poukhanensis 1-3’ (Korean Azalea) 
Single, purple-lilac flowers are profuse- 
ly borne in May; very hardy. 
BERBERIS thunbergii 4-5’ (Japanese Barberry) 
A splendid, low hedge plant or for mass- 
ing; brilliant autumn coloring; scarlet 
berries. } 
12-18" he ! 
1 Y2-2' ae | 


