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Southern Indian Azaleas

These are the azaleas that made Mobile famous with a blast of color you can see a half mile away. All are big and beautiful; some are giants. Toughest of the azaleas, but like all azaleas, they prefer organic soil and a little afternoon shade. One gallon plants.

One gallon plants.

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Audrey Marie
A brand new Southern Indian, discovered in Mobile, with distinctive white blooms painted with pur..
Daphne Red
A fascinating deep salmon color that plays with the light. 7 feet. ..
Daphne Salmon
A light salmon color, excellent for mixing with the other salmon reds. 7 feet. ..
Fisher Pink
  The cleanest, clearest of all the pinks.  6-7 feet.  March. ..
Formosa
  The biggest, baddest purple blooming machine ever invented.  8 feet.  March...
George Lindley Tabor
  One of the all-time favorites, a blend of pink and purple overlaid on white.  Bri..
Gulf Pride
  The classic pale, pure pastel purple, developed in Mobile.  7 feet.  March. ..
Judge Solomon
  A beautiful dusky rose pink that mediates the brash clash of other azalea colors. &nbs..
Kings White
  A classic and very clean white.  6 feet. ..
Kissimmee
  A just-right sparkling blend of red and purple.  7-8 feet.  March. ..
Lilacina
  One of the oldest.  Delicate, very early and fragrant lavender blooms.  7 -8..
Mrs. G.G. Gerbing
  The most widely used white Southern Indian, partner to George Lindley Tabor.  Com..
North Lake Beauty
  Maybe one of the most free-blooming azaleas ever.  The bush (and the ground benea..
President Claeys
  A deep reddish orange.  7 to 8 feet. ..
Pride of Mobile
  The old watermelon pink azalea, properly known as Elegans Superba.  6 to 7 feet. ..
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