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AZALEA calendulacea. 10’-12’ Flame Azalea 
Possibly the most brilliant of our native shrubs, the flowers vary 
from orange to scarlet in late May. Drained acid soil. 
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ledifolia (indica alba). . Snow Azalea 
(Rosmarinifolia) 
EVERGREEN. And particularly useful in combination with "hino- 
degiri,’’ as the large dazzling white flowers appear at the same 
time. Give it a favored spot, it will pay well. 
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macrantha, 3’-4' Red Salmon Azalea 
EVERGREEN. A low growing form with single red flowers and 
clean shiny leaves—continues to bloom until late May, needs 
shelter for sure results. A neat compact shrub. 
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—Jo Go Light Pink Azalea 
Large single bloom light pink bell shaped Azalea that blooms late 
in May—as does its parent macrantha. 
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mollis Hybrids Chinese Azalea 
Large showy flowers in May and June ranging in shades from yel- 
low to orange and red. Sunny location desired. 
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— —H. Koster—Salmon Orange 
— —J. C. Van Tol—Red 
— —Yellow 
PRICES FOR ABOVE VARIETIES 
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nudiflora. 6’-7’ Pinxterbloom 
The fragrance of this ‘wild honeysuckle’ quickly betrays its 
home in light woods where the variable pink flowers are eagerly 
sought in May. Does well in the open sun too. 
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obtusa amoena. 4’-6’ Amoena Azalea 
EVERGREEN. Grows broader than tall with good compact habit. 
The small box like leaves take on a warm bronzy hue in winter, 
but in spring a mantle of magenta flowers is the striking feature. 
Most hardy evergreen form. 
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