INDICA AZALEAS USED 
GROUP | AZALEA INDICA 
The faster-growing varieties of Azalea indica, 
generally characterized by large leaves, hairy under- 
neath, and large flowers. 
PRICES OF GROUP I AZALEA INDICA 
Each 12 
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U2ctOpl sine barerOOlr ena ce 100 10 00 
15stopl Seine 5 & Breer eee eas oreo: 150 15 00 
LSitorz4sin eB ob ea ne ee eee 250 25 00 
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Alba. Large; single; white. Tall; late. 
Croemina. Finest of all extra-early-flowering 
Azaleas. Very large flower of light pink. Very 
compact in growth and profuse in blooming. 
Elegans. Light, clear pink; makes a large, fast- 
growing, symmetrical bush. More than any other 
variety, this makes Thomasville lovely in the 
spring. Early. 
Formosa. Long called the greatest of Indica 
Azaleas. Large, purplish pmk flowers. Bush 
grows tall and shapely. Dark green foliage. 
Easy to grow; late bloomer. 
George L. Taber. Finest of variegated Azaleas; 
shows so little variegation that it 1s almost a 
blush-pink. Very large flower; blooms late. Sym- 
metrical, bushy growth. Always admired, always 
satisfactory. 
Judge Solomon. A beautiful deep pmk sport of 
Formosa. Flowers, foliage, vigor, habit of growth 
and flowering season identical with Formosa. 
Color is deep pink without a trace of purple; we 
think it easily the finest of the Formosa sports. 
Now we offer it at the lower prices of the Elegans- 
Formosa group for the first time. 
Lawsal. Bright salmon-pink. Tall, bushy grower; 
late flowering. We highly recommend Lawsal as 
one of the hardiest and most satisfactory of 
Indica Azaleas. 
President Clayes (Flame). Flame-red, a delight- 
ful color through a woodland or fronting a dark 
background. Tall; compact; fast grower; early. 
Pride of Mobile. Deep watermelon-pink; large 
flower; late. Long a Southern favorite. 
Vittata Fortunei. Picturesque, open-growing 
Azalea. White with lavender stripes and splotches. 
Earliest bloomer; sometimes has large crop of 
bloom in late fall, with some recurring bloom in 
winter or spring. 
GROUP Il AZALEA INDICA 
Mostly medium growers, generally more compact 
and of less rapid growth than Group I. Very profuse 
and showy. Choice, compact plants. 
PRICES OF GROUP II AZALEA INDICA 
Each 12 
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VZetOPLOLIN Boob Sete ion 150 15 00 
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Dixie. This salmon-red is one of the finest Indica 
Azaleas. Midseason. Hardy and satisfactory. 
Duc de Rohan. Medium size; salmon-pink; very 
early. A great favorite in Florida. 
Fielder’s White. Long considered the best of all 
early white Indica Azaleas for its large, pure white, 
exquisitely formed flowers and profuse blooming 
habit, early and midseason. We especially recom- 
mend this Azalea. We always felt more whites 
should be planted. 
THOMASVILLE, GEORGIA 
George Franc. Very large flower; rose-pink with 
deeper center. One of the earliest and most 
beautiful of Indica Azaleas. Very spreading in 
growth. 12 to 15 in., 15 to 18 in. 
Mrs. G. G. Gerbing. A lovely new white sport of 
George L. Taber, with very large blooms, large 
foliage and compact habit of growth identical 
with its parent. Blooms late, giving a needed 
white to bloom in the season of Formosa and 
Pride of Mobile. We regard this strikingly hand- 
some new Azalea as easily the finest white variety 
to date. 
White Fortunei. Pure white sport of Vittata 
Fortunei. Fills a very worthwhile place as a pro- 
fuse, extra-early white Azalea. 
SPECIMEN AZALEA PLANTS 
Many of our Azaleas are grown in the field, in 
full sun, making the stockiest, shapely plants. 
Others grown in woodland beds are well spaced to 
produce superior plants. Since Indica Azaleas make 
tall plants with wide spread, we suggest buying 
fewer plants, but larger sizes and specimen grade. 
If you want some really nice Azaleas, and are willing 
to pay alittle more for them, we can serve you well. 
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