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ss Street Road, One Mile West of Haston Road 
Eki, amt! NESHAMINY, BUCKS CO., PA. 
cae a SIX MILES ABOVE WILLOW GROVE 
| _ OVER 1,000,000 PLANTS IN STOCK 
= Hours: 8 to 5—Closed Sundays 
ee ALLEN J. HANKELE, Proprietor 
_ RARE PLANTS 
1953/ 
= EE te ADD 1x PENNA. SALES TAX TO ALI 
ea Beat inflation. $10.00 put in the bank today will not ae orth 
_ from now. But $10.00 invested in our small plants should be worth $50. | 
few years. In addition you get a lot of pleasure watching them grow. ou are ng 
your part to add beauty to a troubled world. eB env EN anaes 
The plants we have to offer are too small now for la lacir 
them in a nursery bed and carefully nurturing them - Use will bee sur 
showing they will make in 2 or 3 years. The specimens of Azaleas, P 5 aica, flow 
ing trees, yews and shrubs many of our customers have acquired in a few y ar ama: ing. 
These plants would be quite expensive if purchased as large specimens but ars, are Ut Lena 
ss patience and time you too can produce specimens from these baby eee we sites! offe: 
These plants are vividly @eseribed in ee Book on Shruba 
$4.00 Each postpaid. We can supply both. Make good Christmas and b 
plants should be grown in a bed for one or more years before planting in | permanent — 
For $5.00 you can select $6.00 worth of plants from this list. Prices in 
packing and postal charges. As we Sell our plants at such low prices no ae im of 
Sees eae $2.00 will be accepted. No broken-lots will be sold. Where order calls for 
50 eee one Will not be sold ce 10 cts. 5 must be ordered. 25 sold a . 
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| rice S per 100 a1 e ne no scoun A a : ae : # 
Please suggest one manatetute per 10 items ordered. . Ay ie aie: 
; Owing to our careful packing with wet peat moss; the cost of Express : 
ae: Post to points beyond Rocky Mountains, eliminates ine eat Thi 
add 10% to remittances from these places. 
The group containing Azaleas are very easy to ey dare 
cs srovided either by a building or a lath sae gpa garages be. 
fo provide free circulation of air underneath. ant in a | 
light gerden loam and 50% granulated peat moss or oak leaf mould. | 
and mulch with leaf mould or peat moss. Do not cultivate but pick + t 
not allow ground to get dry, but do not water too much or too often, spt 
medium. ese plants will all do well in part shade and also in gun. Cut 
for first 6 weeks and then 50%. 
AZALEAS AND OTHER ACID LOVING PLANTS: : 
| "Chinese* E. H. Wilson said scenkiue of iseiess, pak pn are ae : 
: wealth of blossom by any class of hardy shrubs. nously 
the different gine and embrace all shades of overy colors except blue. 
flowers are delightfully fragrant, -- small wonder to possess Lal 8 @n- 
eral. Wo class of shrubs possesses greater attractions, and given certain essential con- 
@itions and provided the varieties are perfectly hardy their ovlture is fairly Sim le.® 
A Philadelphia collection of Azaleas and Rhododendrons is visited each year 
by thousands of people who marvel at the brilliant, vivid colors and profusion of bloom, 
which ig almost unbelievable, and yet for a few dollars and a bit of patience a more 
extensive range of colors and varieties is available from this list. . 
Azalea AMOENA - Semi double purplish red flowers in profusion. Small evergreen Peete 
turning beautiful bronze in fall - 35-5" ~ 3 for 80 cents. 
*  Alanwold Brick, vivid brick red flowers, semi evergreen, grows tall 3-5" 3 for ee 
* Cleopatra - large clear vivid pink flowers 2-24" across 3-5" - 3 for 50 enue: : 
*  Winodegeri - brilliant red flowers, evergreen - 3-5" 3 for 50 cents. 
