ADAMS RUN, S. C. 
From Field, Specimen, 36’’-42”, 
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From Field, Specimen, 42’’-48’’, 
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CAMELLIA SASANQUA 
The Japanese species is one of our most handsome 
fall-blooming evergreens. Foliage rather smaller 
than C. Japonica, and the plant is of more rapid 
growth. Blooms here in October and November. 
Mine-o0-Yuco—Double white. 
Apple Blossom—Single apple blossom color. 
Fugi-No-Mile—Semi-double white with yellow sta- 
mens. 
Pink and White Variegated 
Single Blush—Light pink. 
Single Pink—Resembles the pink Cherokee rose. 
Single Red—Deep red. 
Single White—Petals edged pink. 
Dawn—Hardy white double. 
Prices on all Sasanquas: 
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INDICA AZALEAS 
WHITE INDICA AZALEAS 
Indica Alba—Tall, fast growing, pure white; 
leaves dull green. Mid-season. 
Fielders White—Slow growing, bushy, large sin- 
gle flowers; the best White Azalea; mid-season 
Mati Pan—A very fine large flowered white. 
Formosa—Greatest of all Azaleas. Large, pur- 
plish-pink flowers; bush grows large and shapely. 
Darkest green foliage of all Azaleas. Easy to grow. 
Late bloomer. All sizes. 
Phoenicia—Similar in color to Formosa, but bush 
grows very compact and rounded. Late. All sizes. 
Matapan—Largest white. Very fine. 
Early Orchid—A tall light early-blooming laven- 
der; loose grower. 
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