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MILFELDS ’
NURSERY , INC .
FOUNDED 1949
Azaleas – Camellias
Gardenias – Hydrangeas
and Ferns
Wholesale
Catalog
2013 - 2014
Largest Wholesale Grower of Specimen Azaleas in the Southland
2550 Adams Street — Riverside, CA 92504
(951) 689-7900 — (800) 952-GROW — Fax (951) 689-7902
MILFELDS’ NURSERY, INC. • RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA • (951) 689-7900 • (800) 952-GROW
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sun Azaleas
Southern Indica
Page 2
Shade Azaleas
Belgian Indica
Carnival Hybrids
Kurumes
Rutherfordiana
Satsuki
Lightly Forced & Gift Sizes
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Camellias
Japonica
Sasanqua
Page 10
Page 12
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Gardenias
Jasminoides, Thunbergia
Page 13
Hydrangeas
Page 14
Ferns
Page 16
Companion Plants
Page 19
Flower Forms illustrated
Azaleas
Camellias
Page 9
Page 11
Terms & Conditions
Inside Back Cover
EXPLANATION OF AZALEA LISTINGS
Tree Azaleas:
'Standards' in #5 and #15 containers, trained with the head 36" above soil level. Some varieties also
available as short Patio Trees, trained with the head 24" above soil level in a #2 faux terra cotta pot.
Poodle Azaleas:
A 3-tier plant in #5 and #15 containers, trained with the first head at soil level,
the second head 24" and the third head 42" above soil level.
Name Notations:
Parenthetical abbreviations designate varieties or hybridizers, as follows:
(B)
Belgian Indica
(KE) Kerrigan hybrid
(R)
Rutherfordiana hybrid
(BR) Brooks hybrid
(M) Mossholder hybrid
(S)
Southern Indica
(H)
Hybrid
(N)
Nuccio hybrid
(SA) Satsuki
(K)
Kurume
'ss'

Designates varieties that will do well whether planted in sun or partial shade.
Designates a recent introduction.
AZALEA BLOOMING PERIODS
Sun Type
Early Season …………. February — March
—with secondary bloom in Fall
Mid Season ………………… March — April
Late Season ………………….. April — May
Shade Type
Early Season ……….. October — February
Mid Season .…….…….… February — April
Late Season ………………….. April — May
Very Late Season …..………. May — June
CAMELLIA BLOOMING PERIODS
Japonicas
Early Season ……..…. October — January
Mid Season …...……… January — March
Late Season ………..……… March — May
Sasanquas
Early Season ……… October — November
Mid Season ……………………... November
Late Season ……. November — December
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MILFELDS ’
NURSERY , INC .
2550 ADAMS STREET
RIVERSIDE CA 92504
Dear Business Friends,
Milfelds’ Nursery began over 65 years ago, Azaleas, Camellias and Gardenias were the “big
three” plants propagated by the Milfeld family. Years later, as the nursery industry began to promote the use of “companion plants” in the landscape, we expanded our offerings by adding a
variety of Hydrangeas and Ferns, both excellent companions and perfectly suited to the shaded
Azalea garden. The Hydrangeas provide a big, bolder leaf and a loud burst of color, while Ferns
offer a varied palette of textures as a green backdrop, complementing both foliage and flower.
New varieties of Hydrangeas and Ferns have been added over the years.
We pride ourselves on customer service and count on our experienced staff in production,
sales and administration to ensure that orders are prepared carefully and with personal attention
to each. We look forward to continuing to serve our faithful customers while searching for new
areas where our plants will thrive.
Your confidence in our quality is what made our first 65 years of success possible, and for
that we continue to say, “Thank you!” As we enter a new year, we wish you continued growth and
success.
Nick Milfeld, President — [email protected]
Anthony Carrillo, General Manager — [email protected]
Gustavo Benavides, Grower — [email protected]
Brenda Carrillo, Office Manager — [email protected]
Rick Kirbo, Sales Rep. — [email protected]
Sandra Covarrubias, Customer Service Rep.
— [email protected]
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SUN AZALEAS
SOUTHERN INDICA AZALEAS AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
These varieties produce a mass of early spring color for any garden. The versatility of these plants is unlimited, but they are at their best when
planted in groups or drifts. Most Southern Indicas thrive in full sun, but will also do well in partial shade, especially those marked ‘ss’.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
ALASKA (R)ss
Snow white. Medium single to semi-double.
Good upright grower. Long-blooming, early to midseason.
DUC DE ROHAN (S)ss
Delicate salmon pink. Small single. Low compact grower.
Long-blooming, early to midseason.
FIELDERS WHITE (S)
White. Medium single. Upright grower. Midseason.
FORMOSA (Phoenicia) (S)
Deep lavender. Medium single.
Upright, fast grower. Midseason.
G. G. GERBING (S)
Pure white. Large single. Large, fast grower. Midseason.
GEORGE TABOR (S)
Light orchid pink and white. Large single.
Large, fast grower. Midseason.
GLORY of SUNNYHILL (S)ss
Brick red. Medium single. Compact grower. Midseason.
IVERYANA (S)
Variegated dark pink and white. Medium single.
Upright grower. Midseason.
LAVENDER CHARM
Lavender sport of Southern Charm. Large single.
Large, fast grower. Midseason.
LITTLE JOHN (S)ss
Burgundy red, but flower rarely seen; planted for reddishpurple foliage. Medium single. Compact grower. Midseason.
MISTRAL (S)
Light pink. Extra large single.
Moderate upright grower. Long-blooming, early to late.
PINK LACE (S)ss
Variegated light pink with white edges. Small single.
Low compact grower. Long-blooming, early to midseason.
PRIDE of DORKING (Brilliant) (S)
Deep carmine red. Medium single. Upright grower. Late.
Item #
FORM
101
Bush
Tree
102
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
103
Bush
104
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
105
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
106
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
107
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
108
Bush
109
Bush
110
Bush
Tree
119
Bush
Tree
111
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
112
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
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#2
#5
#7
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SUN AZALEAS
SOUTHERN INDICA AZALEAS AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
113
Bush
114
Bush
Tree
115
Bush
116
Bush
117
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
118
Bush
Tree
Poodle 2-tier
Poodle 3-tier
PURPLE TABOR
Purple sport of George Tabor. Large single.
Large, fast grower. Midseason.
RED BIRD (Red Wing) (H)ss
Dark red. Medium hose-in-hose, ruffled. Good grower,
prolific: may spot bloom all year. Early to late. “Our best red.”
REVERIE (S)ss
Bright pink. Medium single. Upright grower. Midseason.
SALMON SOLOMON
Salmon pink sport of Southern Charm. Medium single.
Upright grower. Midseason.
SOUTHERN CHARM (S)
Deep cherry pink. Large single.
Large, fast growing. Midseason.
WHITE LACE (S)ss
Pure white. Small single. Compact grower.
Long-blooming, early to midseason.
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SHADE AZALEAS
BELGIAN INDICA AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
These varieties do best when placed in the shade or when not exposed to direct sunlight. Some varieties, with their large double flowers, will
bloom for six months or longer. They are beautifully shown off as single specimens, potted, or in hanging baskets, as well as in mass plantings.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
ALBERT & ELIZABETH (B)
301
Bush
AVENIR (B)
303
Bush
BABY JILL (M)
304
Bush
306
Bush
CALIFORNIA PEACH (B)
307
Bush
CALIFORNIA PINK DAWN (B)
308
Bush
CALIFORNIA SNOW (B)
309
Bush
310
Bush
White edged with coral. Semi-double. Upright grower. Midseason.
Copper pink. Large double; extremely showy. Upright grower. Early to midseason.
Soft lilac and pink. Medium double. Upright grower. Midseason.
CALIFORNIA BEAUTY (B)
Salmon pink with a wide white border. Large double. Good grower, heavy bloomer.
Early to midseason.
Bright peach. Large double. Good grower, heavy bloomer. Early to midseason.
Light pink. Large double. Good grower, heavy bloomer. Early to midseason.
Pure white. Large double. Good grower, heavy bloomer. Early to midseason.
CALIFORNIA SUNSET (B)
Salmon pink edged with white. Large double. Good grower, extremely showy.
Early to midseason.
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SHADE AZALEAS
BELGIAN INDICA AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
311
Bush
318
Bush
319
Bush
377
Bush
DOGWOOD (H)
371
Bush
EASTER BONNET (M)
323
Bush
EASTER PARADE (M)
324
Bush
GARDEN PARTY (N)
328
Bush
GAY PAREE (KE)
329
Bush
GREEN GLOW (H)
379
Bush
331
Bush
HEARTS DESIRE (BR)
332
Bush
HELLMUT VOGEL (B)
365
Bush
INGA (B)
366
Bush
MADONNA (BR)
337
Bush
CAPRICE (M)
Variegated white and deep coral. Medium double.
Average grower, dark green foliage. Late, good for Easter.
CHA-CHA (M)
White center with purplish-red edge. Large double.
Upright grower, sport of Baby Jill. Midseason.
CHIMES (B)
Rich red. Medium semi-double, bell shape. Compact grower. Early to midseason.
CORAL HAPPY DAYS (H)
Rich coral pink. Medium double hose-in-hose. Good grower, heavy bloomer.
Early to midseason.
White with green throat. Medium single. Upright grower. Midseason.
Lavender fading to white center. Large single. Good grower. Long-blooming, midseason.
Variegated pink and white. Medium double. Good grower, dark green foliage. Midseason.
Bright pink. Large semi-double. Good grower, profuse bloomer. Early to midseason.
White with rich red border. Semi-double, ruffled. Compact grower. Midseason.
Light yellowish green. Medium double. Good grower. Midseason.
HAPPY DAYS (N)
Light purple. Medium double hose-in-hose. Good grower, heavy bloomer.
Early to midseason.
Rich red. Large double. Medium grower. Late.
Red. Medium double with green calyx. Compact grower. Long-blooming, early to late.
Pink with white edge. Medium double. Compact grower. Long-blooming, early to late.
White. Large semi-double. Average grower. Midseason.
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SHADE AZALEAS
BELGIAN INDICA AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
339
Bush
373
Bush
367
Bush
NORDLICHT (B)
368
Bush
PALOMA (B)
369
Bush
PINK BUBBLES (N)
344
Bush
345
Bush
PRIZE (H)
374
Bush
ROSA BELTON (B)
351
Bush
STARLIGHT (KE)
376
Bush
SUN VALLEY (M)
357
Bush
SUPER RED (H)
370
Bush
VAR. DOGWOOD (H)
372
Bush
378
Bush
363
Bush
MISSION RED (Mission Bells) (B)
Vivid red. Semi-double, ruffled. Upright grower. Early to midseason.
NANCY-MARIE (H)
PLANT PATENT 5389
White, with one wide coral stripe on each petal. Medium single.
Upright grower. Midseason.
NICOLETTE KEESSEN (B)
Rose pink with candy-stripes. Medium double. Compact grower.
Long-blooming, early to late.
Deep red. Medium double. Compact grower. Long-blooming, early to late.
White. Medium double. Compact grower. Long-blooming, early to late.
Warm medium pink. Large double. Strong grower. Midseason.
PINK HAPPY DAYS (N)
Bright pink. Medium double hose-in-hose. Good grower, heavy bloomer.
Early to midseason.
Deep red. Medium semi-double. Good grower. Midseason.
Pale lavender center, edged deep mauve. Large single. Good grower. Midseason.
Peachy pink. Large double. Average grower, heavy bloomer. Midseason.
Bright white. Medium single. Average grower, dark green foliage. Late; good for Easter.
Bright red. Large double. Good grower. Early to midseason.
Coral with white edge. Medium single. Upright grower. Midseason.
VAR. HAPPY DAYS (H)
Variegated light lavender and white. Medium double hose-in-hose.
Good grower, heavy bloomer. Early to midseason.
WHITE GRANDEUR (H)
Snow white. Large double. Upright grower, dark green foliage. Midseason.
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SHADE AZALEAS
CARNIVAL HYBRIDS
The Carnival series, hybrids from Nuccio’s Nurseries, are characterized by their large blossoms, brilliant colors, and vigorous, sun-tolerant plants.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
CARNIVAL (N)
312
Bush
CARNIVAL CLOWN (N)
313
Bush
CARNIVAL MAGIC (N)
314
Bush
CARNIVAL QUEEN (N)
315
Bush
CARNIVAL TIME (N)
317
Bush
Rose red. Large single to semi-double. Tall grower. Midseason.
Bright purple. Large single, ruffled. Low grower. Midseason.
Brilliant rose red. Large single. Upright grower. Midseason.
Bright medium pink. Medium semi-double. Medium, compact grower. Midseason.
Flamboyant purple. Medium single. Tall grower. Midseason.
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SHADE AZALEAS
KURUME AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
Kurume Azaleas are characterized by their compact growth, dense foliage, small leaves, and profuse small flowers.
They do well outdoors in half sun, and are hardy to 27º. Kurume Azaleas are excellent for bonsai.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
APPLE BLOSSOM (K)
302
Bush
CORAL BELLS (K)
321
Bush
HINO CRIMSON (K)
333
Bush
PLUM PURTY (K)
347
Bush
ROSE BUD (K)
352
Bush
RUBY GLOW (K)
354
Bush
SHERWOOD RED (K)
355
Bush
SNOW (K)
356
Bush
White tipped with pink. Small single. Very compact grower. Late.
Coral pink with dark center. Small hose-in-hose. Compact. Late.
Brilliant red. Small single. Very compact grower. Late.
Purple. Small hose-in-hose. Very compact grower. Late.
Light rose pink. Small double hose-in-hose. Small, compact grower. Late.
Ruby red. Petite single. Small compact grower. Late.
Brilliant orange red. Small single. Very compact grower. Late.
Snow white. Small hose-in-hose. Very compact grower. Late.
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SHADE AZALEAS
RUTHERFORDIANA AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
Rutherfordiana Azaleas are characterized by a showy Spring bloom of medium-sized flowers on bushy 2-4' plants.
They require mid-day shade, and are hardy to 27º in protected locations.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
320
Bush
Salmon red. Small hose-in-hose. Upright grower, extremely showy. Midseason.
322
Bush
FESTIVAL (BR)
325
Bush
FLAMINGO (BR)
326
Bush
GLORIA (R)
330
Bush
L.J. BOBBINK (R)
335
Bush
LAVENDER SUPREME (H)
336
Bush
MRS. L.C. FISHER (H)
340
Bush
PURITY (R)
348
Bush
ROSE QUEEN (R)
353
Bush
TICKLED PINK (R)
359
Bush
VAR. FLAMINGO (BR)
360
Bush
VAR. HEARTS DESIRE (BR)
361
Bush
WHITE GISH (R)
362
Bush
WHITE PRINCE (R)
364
Bush
CONSTANCE (R)
Phlox pink. Large single, frilled. Upright grower. Midseason.
DOROTHY GISH (R)
White splashed with pink. Medium hose-in-hose. Low, compact grower. Late.
Bright red. Medium hose-in-hose. Low compact grower. Late.
Variegated pink and white. Medium hose-in-hose. Upright grower, very showy. Midseason.
Light lilac (fragrant). Medium hose-in-hose. Upright grower. Midseason.
Deep lavender. Medium hose-in-hose. Upright grower, very showy. Early to midseason.
Light pink. Medium hose-in-hose. Compact grower. Midseason.
Pure white (fragrant). Small hose-in-hose. Compact grower. Midseason.
Rose pink. Small semi-double. Upright grower. Midseason.
Pink edged with white. Small hose-in-hose. Low compact grower. Early.
Variegated pink and white. Medium hose-in-hose. Low, compact grower. Late.
Variegated red and white. Large double. Good grower. Late.
White. Small hose-in-hose. Upright, extremely showy. Midseason.
White with red mottling in throat. Small hose-in-hose. Upright grower. Midseason.
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SHADE AZALEAS
SATSUKI AND CLOSELY RELATED HYBRIDS
The Satsuki Azaleas are native to Japan and are characterized by medium to extra large flowers.
In Japanese, Satsuki means ‘fifth month’ and, true to their name, they are late bloomers. There are many flower forms,
and several color combinations or sports are frequently seen on one plant. Satsuki Azaleas are excellent for bonsai.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
FORM
202
Bush
203
Bush
LINDA (SA)
204
Bush
ORANGE DELIGHT (H)
342
Bush
POLO (H)
375
Bush
205
Bush
206
Bush
207
Bush
208
Bush
209
Bush
210
Bush
HAKATA JIRO (SA)
White with green throat. Medium-large single, round petals. Average grower. Very late.
KINPAI (SA)
White center, orange-red border; many blooms are buff-coral, tipped orange-red.
Medium large single, round petals. Spreading growth. Late.
Salmon. Large single. Spreading, bushy growth. Very late.
Astonishingly large orange blooms, up to 5” across. Giant single. Compact grower. Late.
Red border with white center. Medium single. Compact growth. Late.
SHIKO (SA)
Light to deep lavender with occasional darker stripes. Large single to irregular semi-double,
wide round petals. Medium spreading to bushy growth. Late to very late.
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SHINSEN (SA)
Variegated white with pink and brilliant orange-red speckles and stripes; solid pinks and
orange-reds with many variations. Medium large single, slightly bell-shaped blooms,
round petals. Vigorous upright grower. Very late.
SHUGETSU (SA)
White center bordered deep lavender, some solid colors.
Medium large single, round petals. Average upright grower. Very late.
SHUKUFUKU (SA)
Salmon pink with many variations, striped and solid blooms. Medium single.
Compact to spreading growth. Very late.
TAMA-NO-HADA (SA)
White with coral stripes and occasional solid pink and/or coral blooms.
Very large single, wide round petals. Vigorous open growth. Very late.
WILD CHERRY (N)
Cherry red. Large single, round petals. Upright compact grower. Late.
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AZALEAS IN HIGH COLOR & SPECIAL SIZES
SHADE VARIETIES — LIGHTLY FORCED
Available December through May. These plants are lightly forced for pre-season high-color and are ideal for both Retail and
Landscape customers who want an early or full display of color, especially after Christmas and before Spring really hits.
Light forcing allows Retailers to stock these items outdoors, while their customers may enjoy them indoors or out.
FORCED COLOR
Early season color before Spring arrives. Standard black containers.
GIFT AZALEAS
Planted in faux terra cotta plastic azalea pots. Christmas decorator picks available.
Especially nice for the holidays and as gifts.
Item #
FORM
300
Bush
Item #
FORM
300
Bush
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#2
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6"
8"
10"
AZALEA & CAMELLIA CARE INSTRUCTIONS
PLANTING ...
Azaleas are more shallow-rooted than camellias, and both should be planted in a well-drained, acid soil mix. We
recommend 40% peat moss , 40% pine bark, and 20% good, light soil — or sponge rock if the soil is clay or hard. Dig a
hole three to four times as wide and a few inches deeper than the size of the container. Place the plant so the root
crown is about 1-inch above ground level so the roots may obtain air. Fill firmly with peat mix around the root ball, water
thoroughly, and make certain that good drainage is maintained.
WATERING ...
Surprisingly, the word ‘azalea’ comes from the Greek word meaning ‘dry’; more azaleas and camellias die from overwatering than from all other causes. Both should be kept moist, but never soggy wet. Water well and deeply, but only as
often as your own weather conditions demand.
FERTILIZING ...
Azaleas and camellias are very light feeders, and three to four feedings, spaced from April through September, are
sufficient. Use a good acid azalea/camellia food. Azalea leaves are sometimes subject to chlorosis, a yellowing
between the veins. This is usually caused by a lack of iron, and will most often respond to an application or two of
chelated iron, which can also be used on camellias if chlorosis develops.
PRUNING ...
Azaleas: Heavy pruning of undesirable branches should be done when the plants are at their peak of bloom (use
the branches as cut flowers!) Most varieties of azaleas require one good pinching or pruning of new Spring growth in
July, thus creating more branches and a dense bushiness for fall bud setting. However, when plants are young and
vigorous, and especially with the Southern Indicas, pruning on new growth should continue through September.
Camellias: Camellias only require pruning when young, and that to shape the plant. A 3-4 year old plant, or one well
established in the landscape, should not need pruning except to correct shape or limit growth. Pruning is best done in
early summer in advance of new fall growth and bud set.
AZALEA FLOWER FORMS
Single
Semi-double
Single
hose-in-hose
Double
Semi-double
hose-in-hose
Double
hose-in-hose
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CAMELLIAS
CAMELLIA JAPONICA
Camellia japonica is the classic camellia, native to Japan but also growing wild in China and Korea, in Taiwan and the nearby islands.
It is a shapely shrub, slowly becoming a small tree, with handsome glossy foliage. Flowers appear Winter to Spring.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
BLOOD OF CHINA
401
Deep rich red. Medium to large, semi-double to loose peony form.
Vigorous but compact grower. Late.
BOB HOPE
Dark brilliant red. Large to very large, semi-double with irregular petals.
Slow; upright and compact grower. Midseason to late.
BUTTERMINT (H)
Creamy white. Miniature formal to rose form.
Medium upright growth. Early to late.
CARTER’S SUNBURST
Pale pink striped with deeper pink. Large to very large, semi-double to peony to
formal double form. Medium, compact grower. Early to late.
C. M. HOVEY
Dark red. Medium to large, formal double. Medium, slender, upright grower.
Midseason to late.
COVINA
Rosy red. Small semi-double to rose form. Medium, bushy grower. Midseason.
DEBUTANTE
ELEANOR HAYGOOD
Soft, pale pink. Medium to large, formal double. Vigorous, upright grower. Late.
HIGH FRAGRANCE (H)
433
Bush
404
Bush
403
Bush
407
Bush
431
Fragrant, pale ivory pink. Medium peony form.
Vigorous, open growth. Midseason to late.
JORDAN’S PRIDE
Pink petals streaked deep pink, with irregular white border.
Medium to large, semi-double. Vigorous, slender, upright grower. Midseason.
JORDAN’S PRIDE SPORT
Rose pink. Medium to large, semi-double.
Vigorous, slender, upright grower. Midseason.
JOSHUA YOUTZ
Pure white. Large, peony form to formal double.
Slow, compact, upright grower. Early.
KRAMER’S SUPREMETM
411
 MAGNOLIAFLORA
Trellis
Bush
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
412
Bush
427
Blush pink. Medium semi-double. Upright grower. Midseason.
#15
Bush
426
413
Bright red (some fragrance). Large to very large, full peony form.
Vigorous, upright grower. Midseason.
#5
Trellis
Bush
410
#1
Bush
402
409
Light pink. Medium to large, full peony form.
Vigorous, upright and bushy grower. Early to midseason.
FORM
Bush
Trellis
Bush
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CAMELLIAS
CAMELLIA JAPONICA
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
MATHOTIANA SUPREME
Deep crimson red. Very large semi-double, with petals and stamens interspersed.
Vigorous, compact, upright grower. Midseason to late.
MRS. CHARLES COBB
Item #
FORM
414
Bush
415
Deep rich red. Medium to large, semi-double to loose peony form.
Vigorous, bushy grower. Early to midseason.
MRS. TINGLEY
Silvery soft salmon pink. Medium, formal double.
Medium, upright grower. Midseason to late.
NUCCIO’S BELLA ROSSA
PLANT PATENT 13023
Beautiful red. Large formal double with excellent texture.
Medium, upright and bushy grower; heavy bud set. Early to late.
NUCCIO’S GEM
NUCCIO'S JEWEL
Soft white, shaded to coral pink on edges. Medium, loose to full peony form.
Slow bushy grower. Midseason to late.
NUCCIO’S PEARL
Blush white, with both center and outside petals shaded deeper pink.
Medium formal double, pointed petals. Slow, upright grower. Midseason to late.
434
Bush
PEARL MAXWELL
418
419
Soft shell pink. Medium formal double.
Vigorous, compact grower. Midseason to late.
PINK PERFECTION
420
Delicate shell pink. Small, formal double.
Vigorous, dense, upright grower. Early to late.
PURITY
422
Pure white. Medium, rose form to formal double.
Vigorous, upright grower. Midseason to late.
SILVER WAVES
423
Silvery white. Very large, wavy semi-double.
Vigorous, upright and bushy grower. Early to midseason.
SPELLBOUND
424
Coral rose. Large semi-double to loose peony form.
Medium, upright, compact grower. Early to midseason.
#15
Trellis
Bush
425
#5
Bush
416
417
Sparkling pure white. Medium to large, formal double.
Medium, upright and bushy grower. Early to midseason.
#1
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
CAMELLIA FLOWER FORMS
Single
Semi-double
Formal Double
Peony form
Anemone form
Rose form
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CAMELLIAS
CAMELLIA SASANQUA
The Sasanquas are native to Japan, where garden cultivars were developed as early as the 14th century. The plants are open and elegant in habit,
graceful in form, tender of color, and frequently pleasing in fragrance. They are attractive all year, with foliage just the right size to allow it
to blend harmoniously with other shrubs without dominating the picture as the denser growing, larger leafed japonicas do.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item #
APPLE BLOSSOM
White with blush pink at edge. Large, single. Vigorous, spreading habit. Early to midseason.
BONANZA
451
FORM
Trellis
Bush
490
Bush
CHANSONETTE
405
Bush
CLEOPATRA
460
C. TRANSNOKOENSIS [species]
Very small white, buds tinted red. Single; small narrow foliage.
Medium, upright grower. Midseason.
Lavender pink. rregular formal double. Low grower. Early.
Rose pink. Medium single. Bushy upright grower. Early.
HANA JIMAN
465
White edged with pink. Large single. Upright grower. Midseason.
JEAN MAY
459
KANJIRO
453
Shell pink. Medium size, semi-double to double. Moderate, upright growth. Midseason to late.
Rose pink with dark border Large, semi-double. Medium, upright growth. Midseason.
RAINBOW
462
SETSUGEKKA
454
White with rose blush border. Medium single. Upright grower with weeping tendency. Early.
White with ruffled petals. Large, semi-double. Medium, upright growth. Midseason.
SHISHI GASHIRA
Bright rose pink. Medium, semi-double to double. Low, compact growth. Early to late.
SHOWA-NO-SAKAE
Soft pink. Medium to large, semi-double to peony form.
Vigorous, low growth. Early to Midseason.
SNOWFLAKE
White. Loose single form. Medium upright growth. Midseason.
T. S. WHITE
White. Medium semi-double to peony form. Slow, upright bushy growth. Midseason.
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Bush
Trellis
456
Bush
464
457
YULETIDE
458
Brilliant orange red. Small single with bright yellow stamens. Compact, upright growth. Late.
Trellis
Bush
WHITE DOVES
Pure white. Large, semi-double to peony form. Vigorous, low and spreading growth. Midseason.
Bush
455
463
#5
Bush
452
Deep red. Large, semi-peony form. Medium, low grower. Early to midseason.
#1
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Trellis
Bush
Bush
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GARDENIAS
GARDENIA JASMINOIDES (G. augusta)
Native to tropical regions of Africa and Asia, these evergreens are grown for their attractive, shiny foliage and fragrant, showy flowers.
Gardenias generally prefer full sun and will bloom in succession over the long Summer-to-Fall season.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Flower form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item # FORM
AIMEE
Fragrant, white. Very large, double. Moderate compact growth, to 5' tall.
Late Spring through early Summer.
AUGUST BEAUTY
Fragrant, velvety white. Medium double. Dense upright growth, to 4' tall.
May through November.
MYSTERY
Fragrant, creamy white. Large double. Upright growth, to 6' tall. Summer.
RADICANS
Fragrant, soft white. Small 1" double. Dwarf, to 12" tall. Filtered sun. Summer.
VARIEGATED GARDENIA
Fragrant, white, with creamy white and green variegated foliage.
Medium double. Moderate growth, to 5' tall. Summer.
VEITCHII
508
501
502
#2
#5
#7
#15
Bush
Bush
Tree
Bush
Tree
503
Bush
506
Bush
505
Fragrant, pure white. Medium double. Dense, upright growth, to 3' tall.
Spring through Fall.
#1
10" Basket
Bush
Tree
MISCELLANEOUS
Native to South Africa, the Thunbergia is an angular-branched shrub that may grow to 8 or 10 feet tall and as wide. Evergreen, the leaves are a
dark, shiny green to 6 in. long. The fragrant flowers are creamy white, long tubed and flat-faced, 3-4 in. across. It seems somewhat more tolerant of
cool conditions and less-than-perfect soil than other gardenias. With age, G. thunbergia becomes more vigorous and flowers more profusely.
GARDENIA THUNBERGIA
Fragrant, creamy white. Single flat-faced tubular flowers; 8 petal lobes spread
2½ in. across on a 4 in. tube. Open, erect shrub or small tree to 8 ft., with rigid
branches, glossy dark green leaves. Full sun, part shade. Summer.
CREPE JASMINE Tabernae divaricatamontana
Pure white. Cymes of 4-6 waxy 2 in. flowers, fragrant at dusk, after dark. Wavymargined, dark green leaves, 3-6 in. long, on spreading upright bush. Summer.
504
Bush
750
Bush
GARDENIA CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Thriving Gardenias crave sun and warmth, regular water and feeding, good soil drainage, and morning dew or misting.
PLANTING ...
Gardenias are hardy to 20°F or lower, but require summer heat to grow and bloom well. They are hard to grow in
adobe or clay soils, wanting a soil that will drain fast yet also retain water. Plant in beds or containers, using plenty of
peat moss or ground bark to condition the soil, and plant high like your Azaleas. Avoid crowding by other plants and
competing roots. Mulch instead of cultivating around plants.
WATERING ...
Water in early morning except when in bloom—unless water is high in salts (residues from this water may burn the
leaves). Where water is poor, leach salts by monthly flooding.
FERTILIZING ...
Feed every 3-4 weeks during growing season with acid plant food, fish emulsion, or blood meal. Gardenia leaves are
subject to chlorosis, a yellowing between veins usually caused by a lack of iron; treat with iron sulfate or iron chelate.
PRUNING ...
Prune to remove straggly branches or faded flowers. Use an all-purpose spray or dust to control aphids and other
sucking insect pests.
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HYDRANGEAS
HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA
Hydrangeas are deciduous shrubs characterized by large clusters of long-lasting flowers in white, pink, red, or (under certain conditions) blue.*
Flower clusters may contain all sterile flowers (conspicuous, with large, petal-like sepals) or fertile flowers (small, starry petals); or they may
feature a cluster of small fertile flowers surrounded by a ring of big sterile ones (called 'lace-cap' hydrangeas). Sterile flowers last long,
often holding up for months and gradually fading in color. Leaves are thick and shiny, coarsely toothed, and up to 8" long.
Blooming in Spring and Summer, Hydrangeas are great performers in areas where winters are fairly mild, but disappointing where plants freeze to
the ground every year; they may never bloom under such conditions, as budding is on the old wood. Hydrangeas are especially effective
in massed plantings in partial shade, or as potted plants on the patio. Fast growing in rich, porous soil, their size and form may be
controlled by pruning: cut out stems that have flowered, leaving those that have not. To get the largest flower clusters,
reduce the number of stems; for numerous medium-sized clusters, nicely spaced, keep more stems.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item # FORM
 ALL SUMMER BEAUTY - BLUE
658
Bush
659
Bush
 ANGEL ROBE™
PLANT PATENT 10439
Shell pink with white edge; mophead. Moderate grower. Summer.
679
Bush
 ANNABELLE [H. arborescens]
664
Bush
 BLUSHING BRIDE
PLANT PATENT 17169
White blush; large mophead; rebloomer. Medium grower. Early summer thru frost.
665
Bush
 ENDLESS SUMMER - BLUE
PLANT PATENT 15298
Blue; large mophead; re-bloomer. Medium grower. Early summer thru frost.
662
Bush
 ENDLESS SUMMER - PINK
PLANT PATENT 15298
Pink; large mophead; re-bloomer. Medium grower. Early summer thru frost.
666
Bush
FUJI WATERFALL
661
Bush
 GLOWING EMBERS - PURPLE
668
Bush
 GLOWING EMBERS - RED
667
Bush
 HARLEQUIN
669
Bush
KUHNERT BLUE
651
Bush
 KUHNERT PINK
676
Bush
 LACECAP - BLUE
656
Bush
Deep blue in acid soil, soft pink in alkaline soil. Nearly spherical heads; sterile.
Rounded habit to 3-5'; prune to shape; fast grower. Midsummer until early fall or frost.
 ALL SUMMER BEAUTY - PINK
Deep blue in acid soil, soft pink in alkaline soil. Nearly spherical heads; sterile.
Rounded habit to 3-5'; prune to shape; fast grower. Midsummer until early fall or frost.
White. Large mophead; re-bloomer. Strong grower. Early summer through fall.
White star-shaped cascading flowers on lacecap. Rounded habit to 3'. Early summer.
Purple; large mophead flower; rebloomer. Strong, upright, compact grower. Summer.
Red; large mophead flower; rebloomer. Strong, upright, compact grower. Summer.
Pink to purple with white margins; medium mophead. Semi-dwarf grower. Summer.
Blue; mophead. Rounded habit to 4' and more. Early summer.
Pink; mophead. Rounded habit to 4' and more. Early summer.
Blue; medium-large lacecap. Strong grower. Summer.
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HYDRANGEAS
HYDRANGEA MACROPHYLLA
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Flower color. Form. Growth habit. Bloom period.
Item # FORM
 LACECAP - PINK
657
Bush
 LEUCHTFEUER
677
Bush
MERRITT'S SUPREME
652
Bush
NIKKO BLUE
660
Bush
 PINK DIAMOND [H. paniculata]
670
Bush
 PRINCESS JULIANA
671
Bush
RED STAR
653
Bush
 ROMANCE - BLUE
672
Bush
 ROMANCE - PINK
674
Bush
SISTER THERESA
654
Bush
 VARIEGATED WHITE LACECAP [MARIESII VARIEGATA]
655
Bush
 WEDDING GOWN
675
Bush
Pink; medium-large lacecap. Vigorous grower. Summer.
Rich red to deep pink; dome-shaped mophead. Strong, compact grower. Summer.
Rose-pink; mophead. Rounded habit to 4' and more. Early summer.
Deep blue; large, round mophead; big, dark green leaves. Compact growth. Early summer.
Pink buds to white to pink; large conical lacecap. Strong grower. Summer to frost.
White; conical mophead; rebloomer. Medium grower. Early.
Red; mophead. Rounded habit to 4' and more. Early summer.
Double light blue; mophead. Upright, bushy, rounded habit; serrated leaves. Summer.
Double light pink; mophead. Upright, bushy, rounded habit; serrated leaves. Summer.
White; mophead. Rounded habit to 4' and more. Early summer.
White sterile flowers, blue lacecap; foliage edged white. Rounded habit to 4' and more. Summer.
PLANT PATENT 21052
White; mophead / lacecap; rebloomer. Medium grower. Spring thru autumn.
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* Pink and red garden hydrangeas often turn blue or purple in acid soils, and blue-flowering plants from the florist may show pink flowers when
planted outside in neutral or alkaline soil.
Garden plants can be made (or kept) blue by applying aluminum sulfate to the soil; plants can be kept red, or made redder, by liming the soil, or
by applying super-phosphate in quantity. Such treatments are not effective unless started before blooming.
HYDRANGEA FLOWER FORMS
◄Large cluster of
all sterile flowers.
'Lace-cap' cluster of
small, starry, fertile flowers
surrounded by sterile flowers.►
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FERNS
Ferns have been around for millions of years, and named species worldwide number about 12,000. Their array of form, texture, and even color is
staggering; their sizes range from tiny 'clovers' to towering tree ferns. We have expanded our assortment as companion plants to our Azaleas.
Selection has been a challenge, but those in this offering have survived the Inland summers and brief freezes and proven themselves adaptable.
NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Growth habit. Planting. Notable characteristics.
Item #
#1
#5
#15
AUSTRALIAN TREE FERN Cyathea (Sphaeopteris) cooperi ‘Brentwood’
Massive, rapid-growing tree fern with thick trunk, full fronds. Robust in sheltered medium to high light;
prefers moist-dry garden soil or potting mix. Fairly cold hardy, but with damage to fronds.
Mature plants shed old fronds.
AUTUMN FERN Dryopteris erythrosora
Medium-sized fern with erect, slowly spreading growth. Does well in low to medium light in the shade;
prefers moist-dry soil. New growth is coppery pink, turning dark, glossy green with maturity.
 BIRD'S-NEST FERN Asplenium nidus [one of two asplenium species; also see MOTHER FERN]
Erect, undivided sword-shaped fronds rise from rosette shape from a central area; can be 2 to 4 ft. long and
3 to 8 in. wide, light green with dark brown or black midrib. Slow growing, terrestrial (on ground) or epiphytic
BRAZILIAN TREE FERN Blechnum brasiliense
Rosette-shaped fern with crinkled fronds, red upon emergence. Vigorous grower, small trunk. Prefers moist loam.
FOXTAIL FERN Asparagus densiflorus ‘Meyersii’
Evergreen, with dense, foxtail-like fronds of feathery, needle-like leaves around arching stems, rising from
central point. Grows to height of 2 ft. Best grown in shade or semi-shade. Elaborate tuberous root systems.
 GIANT CHAIN FERN Woodwardia fimbriata
Sprawling, clump-forming fern with arching fronds to 4-5 ft. Vigorous grower in moist, fertile soil, partial
shade. Largest fern native to North America.
HOLLY FERN Cyrtomium falcatum (Phanerophlebia falcata, JAPANESE HOLLY FERN)
Stiff, erect, dark green shiny fronds of holly-like leaflets. Excellent for use in containers, as ground cover,
or in shady borders or rock gardens. Grows to height of 2 ft.
701
702
703
716
712
704
715
LACE FERN Microlepia strigosa
Medium-large, rapid-growing clumping fern with arching, delicate-looking dark green fronds. Sturdy in full
or partial shade; prefers moist-dry soil; tolerates irregular watering. Fairly cold hardy, but will tip-burn.
Requires grooming to remove old fronds.
LEATHERLEAF FERN Rumohra adiantiformis
Medium-large, robust fern; closely spaced broad, triangular heavy-set dark green fronds give bushy
appearance. Full sun or partial shade in moist-dry garden soil. Excellent for cut use.
709
710
 MAIDENHAIR FERN Adiantum pedatum
Dainty, mid-green fronds held on thin and wiry, shiny black stems to 18 in. Spreads by thick, creeping
rhizomes. Prefers partial or full shade, acidic to neutral, moist, well-drained soils.
Creates light, airy texture in garden; goes dormant in drought, to return in spring.
PLANTING…
721
FERN CARE INSTRUCTIONS
Ferns need a well-drained soil mix, as you would use for most perennials. Include enough peat moss
to provide sufficient water-holding capacity, yet avoid vermiculite and or fine sand, as both tend to plug up the air spaces
that are vital for healthy root growth. Most ferns do best in a shaded landscape situation.
WATERING… Ferns, like azaleas, will not tolerate standing water. Maintain a constant moisture level—moist, but
never soggy wet —and do not allow them to dry out between waterings. It is best to water early in the day so the foliage
will dry. Over-watering and poorly draining soil cause root rot, the most prevalent problem found in perennial Ferns.
FERTILIZING… Most perennial Ferns are light feeders. Liquid fertilizers, applied on alternate waterings, or slow
release formulas may be used, but not both.
PRUNING…
Pruning is generally not necessary except to remove damaged, broken, dead, or undesirable fronds;
to control the shape, size, or spread of the plant; or to use fronds in cut-flower arrangements.
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NAMED VARIETY and Description:
Growth habit. Planting. Notable characteristics.
Item #
 MOTHER FERN Asplenium bulbiferum
#1
#5
711
Graceful, arching, finely cut light green fronds with black stems. Prefers shade, regular water.
Leaflets produce plantlets which fall and start new plants.
 SILVER FERN Pteris quadriaurita ‘Argyraea’
Evergreen, erect to 2-3 ft.; dark green fronds with grey or silvery white central band or stripe.
Prefers humus-rich acidic soil; deep shade or bright indirect light. Avoid direct sun and over-watering.
722
‘SILVER LADY’ FERN a selection of Blechnum brasiliense (DWARF TREE FERN)
Beautiful symmetry with a unique palm-like appearance of light green fronds. Extremely fast grower in
light to deep shade, but brighter light will keep it more compact; requires a light, well-drained potting mix
kept evenly moist. Excellent in containers or moist tropical landscapes.
SWORD FERN Nephrolepsis cordifolia
Finely toothed, erect or arching, sword-shaped fronds rise from short, hairy leaf stems. Grows 2-3 ft. high
to 5 ft. wide. Tolerates drier, poorer soils than most ferns.
707
705
TASMANIAN TREE FERN Dicksonia antarctica
Hardiest of the large tree ferns; thick, fuzzy, reddish brown trunk to 15 ft.; spreading crown of dark green,
harsh-textured, 3-6 ft. fronds. Slow growing, easily transplanted; thrives in medium light in cool, moist soil;
will tolerate more sun with more water. Cold weather easily damages or kills fronds, but not the trunk.
713
TASSEL FERN Polystichum polyblepharum [JAPANESE TASSEL FERN]
Medium-sized fern, rich dark green fronds with silvery underside; new growth all summer. Loves cool
shade; damp, rich acidic loam. Very cold tolerant. Stunning foliage for woodland; excellent for cut use.
Requires grooming only to remove damaged fronds.
714
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COMPANION PLANTS FOR THE AZALEA GARDEN
Azaleas prefer acid soil and some shade, so companion plants should be adaptable to acid soil and be shade tolerant.
Choose companion plants for their foliage, texture, flowers, fragrance, and fruit to make your garden interesting all year 'round.
To be compatible, it is also necessary to consider moisture needs and cold-hardiness for your area.
Ajuga (Carpet Bugle), Ajuga reptans
Arbutus, Trailing, Epigaca repens
Bearberry, Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
Candytuft, Iberis sempervirens
English Ivy, Hedera helix
Epimedium ssp.
Euonymus, 'Longwood',
Euonymus fortunei
Foamflower, Tiarella cordifolia
Forget-Me-Nots, Myosotis
Heath, Spring Heath—
Daboecia spp.
Erica spp.
Lilyturf, Liriope spicata
Lungwort, Pulmonaria spp.
Oconee Bells, Shortia galacifolia
Pachysandra, Japanese Spurge,
Pachysandra Terminalis
Phlox, Creeping, Phlox stolonifera
Sweet Woodfufff,
Galium odoratum (Asperula odorata)
Vinca, Dwarf Periwinkle, Vinca minor
Wild Ginger—
Asarum caudatum
A. canadense
Wintergreen, Creeping,
Gaultheria procumbens
PERENNIALS
Astillbe hybrids, Astilbe xarendsii
Bleeding Heart, Dicentra spectabilis
Columbine, Aquilegia canadensis
Coral Bells, Heuchera sanguinie
False Solomon's Seal, Smilacina spp.
Ferns
Heather, Calluna vulgaris
Hellebores—
Christmas Rose, Helleborus niger
Lenten Rose, H. orientalis
Hosta spp., (Plantain Lily)
Phlox, Blue Phlox, Phlox divaricata
Primrose, Primula japonica
Solomon's Seal, Polygonatus spp.
Virginia Bluebells, Mertensia virginica
BULBS, RHIZOMES & TUBERS
Allium, "Flowering Onions", Allium spp.
Anemone, Anemone blanda
Anemone japonica
Camass, Camassia spp.
Crocus spp.
Cyclamen spp.—
Cyclamen neapolitanum
C. hederifolium
Daffodils, Narcissus spp.
Dog-tooth Violet, Erythronium dens-canis
Daylilies, Hemerocallis
Glory-of-the-Snow, Chionodoxa luciliae
Grape Hyacinths, Muscari spp.
Muscari botryoides
Hyacinth, Hyacinthus orientalis
also Hyacinthiudes
Iris cristata
Jack-in-the-Pulpit, Arisaema spp.
Lily, Spider lily—
Lycoris spp., L. radiata, L squamigera
Lily-of-the-Valley, Convallaria majali
Lily Turf, Liriope muscari
Snowdrops, Galanthus spp.
Snowflake, Leucojum aestivum
Squill, Bluebell—
Scilla peruviana (Peruvian Scilla)
Trillium spp.
Tulip, Tulipa spp.
Winter Aconite, Eranthis hyemalis
Zephyr Lily (Rain Lily), Zephyranthes spp.
SHRUBS
Abelia, Abelia x grandiflora (Glossy Abelia)
Boxwood—
Buxus microphylla (species is rarely planted)
Common English Box, B. sempervirens
Camellia—
Camellia japonica
Camellia reticulata
Camellia sasanqua
Cleyera japonica (Eurya ochnacea)
Daphne—
Garland Daphne, Daphne cneorum
Winter Daphne, Daphne odora
Dwarf Holly—
Chinese Holly, Ilex cornuta 'Burfordii'
Japanese Holly, I. crenata 'Helleri'
Yaupon Holly, I. vomitoria
English Laurel, Prunus laurocerasus
Enkianthus, E. campanulatus (Red-veined)
Fothergilla, Fothergilla gardenii
Heavenly Bamboo, Nandina domestica
Holly-Leaf Osmanthus, O. heterophyllus
Hydrangea—
Garden Hydrangea, H. macrophylla
Oakleaf, Hydrangea quercifolia
Panicle Hydrangea, H. paniculata
Japanese Aucuba, Aucuba japonica
Leucothoe—
Coast Leucothoe, L. axillaris
Drooping Leucothoe, L. fontanesiana
Mahonia, Oregon Grape Holly, M. aquifolium
Mountain Laurel, Kalmia latifolia
Ornamental Blueberry, Vaccinium spp.
Pieris—
Japanese, Pieris japonica
Mountain, P. floribunda (Mtn Andromeda)
Rhododendron spp.
Skimmia—
Skimmia japonica (red-berried)
Reeves', S. reevesiana (white-berried)
Summersweet, Clethra alnifolia
Sweet Box, Sarcococca hookerana (S. humilis)
Viburnum—
Burkwood, V. x burkwoodii
Japanese, V. plicatum
Korean Spice, V. carlesii, V. x juddii
Winged Euonymus, E. alatus 'Compacta'
TREES
All Conifers
'Bradford' pear, Pyrus calleryana
Crabapples, Malus spp. and varieties
Crape Myrtle, Lagerstroemia indica
Dawn Redwood, Metasequoia glyptostroboides
Dogwoods, Cornus florida, Cornus kousa
Flowering cherry, Prunus ssp. and cultivars
Franklinia, Franklinia alatamaha
Fringe Tree, Chionanthus virginicus
Golden-Chain Tree,
Laburnum x watereri 'Vossii'
Holly—
American Holly, Ilex opaca
English Holly, Ilex aquifolium
Lusterleaf Holly, Ilex latifolia
Japanese Maple, Acer palmatum
Japanese Snowbell, Styrax japonica
Japanese Stewartia, Stewartia pseudocamellia
Magnolias—
Southern, Magnolia grandiflora
Star Magnolia, M. stellata
Sweet Bay, M. virginiana (M. glauca)
Redwood, Coast Redwood,
Sequoia sempervirens
Redbud, Cercis canadensis
Silver Bell, Snowdrop Tree, Halesia carolina
Sourwood, Sorrel Tree, Oxydendrum arboreum
MILFELDS’ NURSERY, INC. • RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA • (951) 689-7900 • (800) 952-GROW
7:00 AM – 3:30 PM Monday – Friday
Closed Saturday & Sunday
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TERMS AND CONDITIONS
TERMS:
Orders from new or unestablished accounts are to be prepaid or C.O.D.; personal checks are not accepted. Regular credit terms are
available: established concerns may submit a signed application for credit (available upon request) for review of satisfactory credit history and
information. All open accounts are payable "NET 30 DAYS" from date of invoice. A late payment charge of 1½% per month, 18% per annum, on
the unpaid balance, will be made on all past due accounts; however, in no event shall such a charge exceed lawful limits. A $20 charge will be
assessed on all returned checks. If it becomes necessary for us to institute legal action to enforce collection of any amounts due, MILFELDS'
NURSERY shall be entitled to reasonable attorney's fees, court costs, and costs of collection. No cash discounts are offered.
The acceptance of any individual order and terms of payment are subject to approval by the Credit Department of MILFELDS' NURSERY.
DELIVERY:
Regular delivery routes cover the Los Angeles basin, Ventura and Orange counties, and western San Bernardino, Riverside and San Diego
counties. Freight charges apply to all deliveries, based on distance from our Riverside location. Minimum order is $500.00 for delivery. Orders from
areas outside Southern California will require that Buyer arrange transportation; no order minimum will apply, except that established by the carrier.
Packing and boxing are not available.
WILL CALL ORDERS:
Customers are welcome to pick up orders at our Riverside location. For best service, orders should be phoned to our office 24 hours before
the anticipated will-call time.
CLAIMS:
It shall be the Buyer's responsibility to verify the accuracy of the delivery or shipment upon receipt; ALL CLAIMS MUST BE MADE IN DETAIL
ON THE DELIVERY RECEIPT OR ON THE BILL OF LADING AT THE TIME OF DELIVERY OR RECEIPT. If damage or a shortage has occurred,
we will honor the claim within 5 days of delivery or receipt; such claims MUST be made in writing. At no time will we be responsible for more than
the purchase price of the stock ordered.
MILFELDS' NURSERY reserves the right to assess a 20% restocking charge on any order returned by the Buyer. This shall include any order
canceled upon delivery, where such cancellation is not related to the condition of the plant material. Prior authorization is required for any plant
material to be returned for credit, and MILFELDS' reserves the right to refuse credit on returns. Returns will not be accepted on corporate orders,
except in cases of damaged goods.
NON-WARRANTY:
MILFELDS' NURSERY gives no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the variety or productivity of any nursery stock we sell. Any liability is
limited to the purchase price. No liability is assumed by Seller for delay or failure to deliver beyond the Seller's control. If Buyer does not accept the
materials on these terms, they are to be returned to the Seller at once.
PLEASE NOTE:
Our stock varies from time to time, so please check with us first to make sure the desired material is available. We also have many varieties
and sizes in quantities insufficient to warrant listing in our catalog or availability list. We invite your inquiries and will assist you in every way we can.
CALIFORNIA NURSERY STOCK CERTIFICATE No. C7965
Our Plant Material has been inspected by the Riverside County Agricultural Commissioner and
the California Department of Agriculture, and need not be held for inspection in California.
MEMBER
California Association of Nurseries and Garden Centers [CANGC]
American Nursery & Landscape Association [ANLA]
Nursery Growers Association of California [NGA]
International Plant Propagator's Society [IPPS]
Master Nursery Association [MNA]
California Landscape Contractors Association [CLCA]
Los Angeles International Fern Society [LAIFS]
American Rhododendron Society [ARS]
American Camellia Society [ACS]
Azalea Society of America [ASA]
MILFELDS’ NURSERY, INC. • RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA • (951) 689-7900 • (800) 952-GROW
7:00 AM – 3:30 PM Monday – Friday
Closed Saturday & Sunday
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MILFELDS’ NURSERY, INC.
2550 Adams Street — Riverside, CA 92504
(951) 689-7900 — (800) 952-GROW — Fax (951) 689-7902
MILFELDS’ NURSERY, INC. • RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA • (951) 689-7900 • (800) 952-GROW
7:00 AM – 3:30 PM Monday – Friday
Closed Saturday & Sunday
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