

PRIDE OF MOBILE—A Flood of Flowers 50 Sh ee 
We've never actually counted them, but Pride * C.€a. 
of Mobile must literally bear thousands of blooms at a time! 
For certain, you can’t see the leaves or the bush for the flowers ! 
The picture above is typical—a billowing cloud of blooms, 
made up of huge 3-inch flowers of crisp, richest watermelon- 
pink! Plant your Pride of Mobile Azaleas this year! 
AZALEAS 
FLORIDA?S OUTSTANDING 
VALUE ACHIEVEMENTS 
MRS. ENKE. Variegated. Dwarf, slow, compact grower. 
Very pretty; helps to break up solid colors when used in 
group plantings. We like it and recommend it. Sizes limited. 
PRESIDENT CLAY. Early. Medium-sized flowers of clear 
orange-red. Tall, open growth; free flowering. 
PRINCE OF ORANGE. Midseason. Large, clear orange 
flowers well mixed through the luxuriant foliage. Free 
flowering and compact in growth. 
PRINCE OF WALES. Late. Clear deep pink. Hardy, slow, 
compact grower and a very free bloomer. Beautiful flowers. 
SWEETHEART SUPREME. A new hybrid, like a Sweet- 
heart rose in shape and color. Small pink hose-in-hose 
flowers, freely produced. 
VITTATA FORTUNEI. Early. Lavender flowers variegated 
al limes with white. Hardy, tall, very free blooming. Has 
been known to remain in bloom from September to February. 
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