AZALEA — Continued 
viscosa (Swamp Azalea). Six to ten feet. White flower, 
tinged with pink, fragrant, June-July. Does well in 
moist locations. 
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yodogawa. Semi-evergreen. Rose-lilac spotted with 
purple, double, May. 
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Beethoven. Large mauve pink. 
Johann Strauss. Salmon-rose. 
Mozart. Silvery pink. 
P. W. Hardijzer. Carmine-rose. 
Queen Wilhelmina. White. 
Schubert. Light pink. 
Kurume, and other Evergreen Azaleas: 
amoena. Four feet. Purple. 
amoena coccinea. Red, shading to purple. 
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hinodegiri. Four to five feet. Cerise red. 
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ledifolia alba. Large white blossoms. 
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BENZOIN aestivale (Spice Bush). Ten feet. Yellow 
flowers very early in spring. Red berries in fall. 
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54.00 
AZALEAS flower well in light shade, but best in full sun. The 
evergreen azaleas look well in combination with broadleaf evergreens, 
as the blossoms give a touch of color to the planting. 
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