Kingsville Nurseries — Kingsville, Maryland 
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AZALEAS 
GLENN DALE HYBRIDS 
Originated by B. Y. Morrison, 
Glenndale, Maryland 
Glenn Dale Azaleas have created an interest and demand 
throughout the country, second to no other group of 
Azaleas in the entire world. Those who have seen them 
in flower have expressed surprise, even to state of ecstasy, 
because of the beauty found in this large group of Azaleas. 
They range in shades and colors that meet with every 
taste and desire, which makes it possible to select, not at 
random, but exactly what you need and want. Some are 
with flowers that are duplex (two rows of flower petals), 
while few are even with three rows of petals, and others 
are those that we call single flowers. They range in 
various sizes of flowers, even up to 4% in. wide, while 
many are 2 to 3 in. wide flowers. The plants are ever- 
green, holding all, or at least most of the leaves during 
winter, and will grow ultimately from 2% ft. high to 12-15 
ft. high. Widths are in proportion, making it possible 
also to select for a small area or a very large open space. 
Too much cannot be said about these handsome Azaleas, 
and only when you see them can one appreciate ‘‘they are 
different among Azaleas.”’ 
SIZES AND COSTS 
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Letters after varieties indicate sizes available. 
ABBOT (PI 160069). Very vigorous, erect to wide spreading 
to 5 feet. Leaves small, lanceolate, dark green. Flowers 
from 1 to 4 in head, 2% to 3 in. across, of very beauti- 
ful form like that of the so-called ‘‘Belgian’’ azaleas, 
Rose Color, slightly paler at base of tube, very few dots 
niBoe sau Rose, margins of lobes undulate. Late April. 
ACME (PI 160141). Erect with ascending branches, eventu- 
ally forming a broad crown, to 6 or 7 feet. Leaves 
medium green. Flowers 2 to 3 in head, 2% to 3 in. 
across, fine form, at center Pale Rosolane Purple 
gradually darkening to Rose Color, near margins. Dots 
of blotch numerous but not conspicuous. Late April. 
ABC. 
ACROBAT (PI 163879). Broad spreading habit, but per- 
haps to 4 feet, very dense and twiggy. Leaves dark 
green. Flowers 1 to 3 in head, 2% in. across, white 
heavily sanded, few stripes of Mallow Purple. Mid- to 
late May. ABC. 
ADORABLE (PI 163765). Somewhat spreading to 5 feet. 
Leaves medium green, somewhat hairy. Flowers usually 
3 to 4 in head, 3 to 3% in. across, slightly darker than 
Phlox Pink, blotch heavy, of fine dots of Tyrian Rose. 
Mid-May. ABC. 
ADVANCE (PI 163876). Bush habit, dense and twiggy, but 
probably making up to 5 feet in time. Leaves dark 
green. Flowers 2 to 4 in head, 2 in. across, between 
Tyrian Rose and Rose Red. Very floriferous. Mid-May. 
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AFTERGLOW (PI 160100). Strong, rather erect, growing 
to 7 feet. Leaves medium green, not very large, with 
rounded tips. Flowers usually 2 to 3 in head, 1% to 2 in. 
across, Mallow Purple with large blotch of Tyrian Rose 
dots that appear only as dark shading in flower. Base 
of tube is a little lighter, with suggestion of orange on 
outer surfaces. Late April. ABC 
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