ANNELIESAE—(arborescens x calendulaceum)—Varies from 
yellow to orange scarlet. Small seedlings. 50e 
Ae 
ARBORESCENS—A tall growing, late flowering native azalea 
from the Appalachian regions. White and exquisitely 
fragrant. r 114-2 ft., $2.00 
ATLANTICUM—This low growing, white flowered native 
azalea was probably first offered by us. In sunny sites it 
spreads into patches a few yards in diameter and seldom 
more than eighteen inches high. In the shade it grows 
taller and flowers less. 1-114 ft., $2.00 
SCHLIPPENBACHII—The ‘‘Royal’’ azalea. The large pure 
pink flowers, about the size of the flowering dogwood, are 
produced in early spring. Hardy anywhere but best in 
partly wooded situations’ where its blooms last longer in 
good condition. Sizes up to six feet. 
114-2 ft., $2.50 3-6 ft., $5.00 
VASEYI—A native azalea with flowers colored as the above 
but much smaller. Hardy and dependable. Have a few 
large plants. 2-3 ft., $2.50 
GABLE HYBRID AZALEAS. 
CAROL—B8G). Abundant  hose-in-hose flowers of most 
brilliant crimson pink on a spreading, rather dwarf plant 
make this one of the more promising new sorts. 6 in., $1.50 
CAROLINE GABLE—(96G). Brilliant hose-in-hose pink. 
12-15 in., $1.50 
ELIZABETH GABLE—(21G). Good evergreen with late 
salmon rose blossoms, semi-double. 6 in., $1.50 
GABLE’S FLAME—(C4G). A brilliant orange scarlet hose-in- 
hose with ‘‘ruffled’’ florets. Hardy and a dependable 
bloomer. 4 in. pots, $1.50. 6 in. pots $2.00 
HERBERT—Red purple hose-in-hose flowers of good size 
profusely and dependably borne make this one of the most 
ealled for of our hybrids. 4 in. pots, $1.00 
INDIAN SUMMER— A fall flowering type lasting into 
October and November if frosts do not interfere. Flowers 
again in spring. 4 in. pots, $1.00 
LOUISE GABLE—Double salmon pink flowers of good size 
borne on a rather slow growing dense twiggy plant. 
6 in, pots, $1.50 
