Azaleas 
The American Azaleas, or Honeysuckles as they 
are sometimes termed, are unsurpassed for delica- 
cy of color, hardiness, and dependable bloom year 
after year. There is no susbstitute for them as ear- 
ly spring flowers, and a bloom time from early 
May until late June can be had by an assortment 
of varieties. For fall coloring the foliage is out- 
standing, turning to varied brilliant hues with the 
coming of frost. 
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Azalea Rosea 
(DOWNY PINXTERBLOOM) Blooms in May, Rose-pink 
blooms have a spicy fragrance. Plants are formal in 
shape and are particularly hardy. (Photograph above) 
Azalea Calendulacea 
(FLAME AZALEA) Blooms in late May. Individual plants 
vary in color, and yellows, oranges, reds, and all con- 
ceivable combinations of these colors are apparent in a 
grouping of this hardy Azalea. 
Azalea Nudiflora 
(PINXTERBLOOM) Blooms in May. Similar to Azalea Rosea 
and often classified as the same. Light pink to deep-rose 
flowers but less fragrant. Hardy and vigorous grower. 
Azalea Vaseyi 
(PINKSHELL AZALEA) Blooms in late April. Flowers 
appear before the foliage and present possibilities of 
many interesting combinations with early spring flowers. 
Shell-pink flowers of large size. Foliage turns shade of 
red in late summer. 
