PERICAT 
Medium fast growth. Compact and very free bloomers. Hardy to 20 degrees. 
One of the best groups. 
TY—$ .55; 1 Gal.—$1.50; *3 Gal.—$6.50 
MME. PERICAT. Hose-in-hose. Light pink 
with light red markings. 
DEEP PINK PERICAT. Hose-in-hose, dark 
pink. 
*SWEETHEART SUPREME. Double 
pink, buds are like small rose buds. 
grower and a heavy bloomer. 
*TWENTY GRAND. Single, salmon red. 
light 
Fast 
GABLE HYBRIDS 
This group is another hardy one. Evergreen but will stand below-zero weather. 
The tlowers cover a range of color from orange red to purple. 
1Y—$ .60; 1 Gail.—$2.00; *3 Gal.—$7.50 
CAMEO. Flowers single, hose-in-hose, shell 
pink, late. 
CLARET. Low spreading habit, flowers sin- 
gle, dark red. This is one of the dwarfer 
varieties, hardy. 
*CORSAGE. Flowers single, 3 inches, laven- 
der, fragrant. This flower reminds you of a 
baby orchid. Fast growing. 
GABLES SCARLET. Semi-double scarlet red, 
compact upright growth. 
*LOUISE GABLE. Low spreading, dense, flow- 
ers semi-double, spinel pink with darker 
blotch, late. 
*PURPLE SPLENDOR. Very dark royal pur- 
ple, heavy bloomer. 
INDIAN 
Tall, fast growers that will reach to six feet or more in a 15-year period. 
Extremely heavy bloomers and flowers are single—three inches. 
Very 
desirable as garden shrubs; evergreen. Sun or shade. 
TyY—$ .55; 1 Gal.—$1.50; *3 Gal.—$6.50 
*DAPHNE SALMON. Medium flower of light 
salmon. Early, upright growth. 
*FIELDER’S WHITE. Early, large pure white 
flower. Strong upright growth. 
*FORMOSA. Large lavender flower, mid-sea- 
son. Large leaves, vigorous grower. 
*GEORGE L. TABER. Very large flower, flesh 
pink with deeper markings. 
INDICA ALBA (Ledifolia Alba). Pure white 
flower, mid-season, very hardy. 
INDICA ROSEA. Large single, white with 
rose-pink throat. Hardy. 
*IVERYANA. Large white flowers with rose 
streaks. Blooms midseason. 
H. H. HUME. Hose-in-hose white, spreading 
growth. 
JUDGE SOLOMON. Sport of Formosa. Has 
same foliage and habit of growth. Blooms 
identical to Pride of Mobile in color. 
*PERFECTION (Fisher’s Pink). 
large, midseason. 
PRESIDENT CLAY. Orange-red flower, early. 
*PHOENICIA. Very fine, hardy sort with rosy- 
lilac or lavender flowers. 
*PRIDE OF MOBILE. Countless watermelon 
pink flowers, similar to Formosa in growth, 
but lighter and more delicate. A rugged, fast 
grower. Blooms midseason to late. 
Rose _ pink, 
CHUGO 
1Y Plants Only—$ .60 
GUMPO. Ruffled white, large, slow compact GUNERI. Soft blush pink, ruffled, slow 
growth. growth. 
RUTHERFORDIANA 
Strong, bushy growers, profuse bloomers. 
1Y—$ .60 1 Gal.—$2.00 
DOROTHY GISH. Salmon red hose-in-hose J. L. BOBBINK. Large orchid pink, strong 
semi-double. growth. 
FIRELIGHT. Semi-double red. ROSE QUEEN. Large rose pink. 
We also grow many more varieties of Azaleas too numerous to list. Your 
inquiries are welcomed and will receive prompt attention. 
LZ 
