Wholesale list of Kunderd gladioli for 1922 / A.E. Kunderd.

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NEW CLASS

NEW TYPES

NEW COLORS

A. E. KUNDERD

GosKerv, Irvd., U. S. A.

(The Originator of The Ruffled Gladiolus)

JAMES A. BELL. COMPANY. ELKHAHT, INO

UNDERD GLADIOLI are now so well known
and are in such great demand that you as a
dealer cannot afford not to catalog at least a short
list of them for the coming year. Heretofore there
has not been a sufficient supply to afford seedsmen
a share in their great sale. I offer you a chance this
year for the first time to catalog a select collection
of very choice varieties listed on the following pages.
All authorities are agreed that my new strains repre-
sent by far the greatest improvement in Gladioli today
and you will miss many of your best customers if
you let them go elsewhere for their bulbs.

If you wish a copy of our retail catalog (which will be
mailed about December 1st), send your full address, unless
your name is already on our mailing list.

For terms, etc., see last inside cover page.

A. E KUNDERD, GOSHEN, INDIANA. U. S. A.

PRIMULINUS VARIETIES

All Varieties marked (R — ) are Ruffled.

The following is a choice seelection from our unequaled collection of this very
distinct new strain. Primulinus Hybrids are growing into great popular favor very
rapidly. Their dainty colorings, elegantly poised flowers and graceful spikes afford
a charm hardly equaled by any other strain.

ALICE TIPLADY (1915) — Primulinus species X yellow Kunderdi. A grand, large

Primulinus of most beautiful saffron color. Very choice

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

ALTAI R (1916) — Extra tall, of finest salmon saffron, grand color

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

ANGOLA (1916) — A fine salmon pink 100, $9.00. 1^000, $75.00

ANITA (1916)— An extra tall, richest canary yellow. Deeper throat. Many open.

Very good 100, $12.00. 1,000, $100.00

ARDEN (R-1921) — Tall, large-flowered, finely open, gracefully placed, many open,

deep watermelon red 100, $21.00. 1,000, $175.00

ARGO (1915) — Grand, tall, large. The Primulinus Myrtle. Extra

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

ARLON (1918) — Very large wide petaled flower of light salmon. Grand red throat
with deeper central lines. Showy and conspicuous. . .100, $21.00. 1,000, $175.00
BUTTERFLY (R-1915) — Kunderdi Glory X species Primulinus. Very strong and
vigorous. Large, pale salmon yellow, ruffled flowers. . .100, $9.00. 1,000, $75.00
CANOPUS (1915) — Large, rich solid yellow, fine shade of deeper yellow throat.

Extra 100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

CAPELLA (1915) — Tall, very bright fiery orange red. Very large and choice....

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

DEXTER (1916) — Tall. Purest blush rose-pink; throat richest creamy yellow.

Purest of self-colors. 4X 100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

ELBERTON (1916) — Tall, finest creamy yellow. Lower petals much deeper. Large.

Very pure rich color 100, $9.00. 1,000, $75.00

FAUN (1918) — Bronzy pink on soft yellow ground. Distinct and beautiful

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

FIRE FLY (1916) — Extra bright richest deep scarlet. Pure rich self-color. 4X..

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

GOLD DROP (R-1915) — An extra large, pure deep yellow, with beautiful red line

on petals. Beautifully ruffled. 4X. Grand 100, $60.00. 1,000, $500.00

GOLDEN GATE (R-1915) — Tall, vigorous. Large, showy yellow, finely ruffled..

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

lOLA (1916) — Tall, graceful. Many medium-sized blooms open at a time. Deep

yellow. Very fine 100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

MYRA (1918) — A new and giant flowered Prim. Hybrid. Deep salmon over yellow
ground. Tall, slender stem. Yellow throat with pink lines. Exquisitely showy,

grand 100, $30.00. 1,000, $250.00

PRIMUNELLA (R-1915) — A grand ruffled butterfly, orchid-like flower. Beautiful.

100, $45.00. 1,000, $375.00

ROANOKE (1916) — A vigorous and large, rich yellow Prim. XK. Glory. Very fine.

100, $12.00. 1,000, $100.00

RODANO (1918) — Soft sulphur. Often all petals penciled pink. Pretty

100, $12.00. 1,000, $100.00

SALMON BEAUTY (1915) — Very large flowered Primulinus. Deep salmon, rich

salmon yellow throat 100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

SENECA ((1916) — Almost transparent, faintest wine-pink, on a delicate yellow

ground. Distinct 100,, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

TOPAZ (1918)— Finest salmon pink and buff. Very refined and elegant

100, $18.00. 1,000, $150.00

YOEMAN (R-1918) — Large, pure salmon pink. A finely ruffled variety

100, $15.00. 1,000, $125.00

A. E KUNDERD, GOSHEN. INDIANA, U. S. A.

RUFFLED VARIETIES

“Kunderdii” know them by their ruffled petals.

DREAM (1918) — Large, massive bloom. Deep salmon red. Large, very showy
blotches. Extra grand 100, $30.00. 1_,000, $250.00

E. J. SHAYLOR (1918) — Tall, very strong plant and large blooms. A beautiful,
pure, deep rose-pink. Was awarded Certificate of Merit by Royal Hort. Society
of England, Aug. 10, 1920. Very choice 100, $30.00. 1,000, $250.00

FAIRLAND — Large well expanded flower on tall spike. Vermillion scarlet, lighter
toward center. Lower petals very beautifully blotched, finest shade of deep
red. Extra fine 100, $30.00. 1,000, $250.00

GOLDEN GLORY (1916) — A large, richly colored yellow, with beautiful throat. A

fine ruffled yellow 100, $45.00

JOE COLEMAN (1915)— 'Very large and vigorous. Rich red. Fine 100, $15.00

JUNE DELIGHT (1918) — Rich, deep geranium red. Deeper throat. Beautiful...

100, $21.00

MONA LISA (1917)— Strong plant. Many flowers open at a time. Of palest soft
rose pink, or blushed white. A magnificent almost pure self-color. Gorgeous.

100, $30.00. 1,000, $250.00

ORANGE GLORY (1915) — Kunderdii Glory type. Grand orange colored, with
beautiful lighter throat. Very rich and striking color. Beautiful and distinct.

100, $21.00. 1,000, $175.00

PINK LILY (1916) — A magnificently ruffled rose-pink. 4X. Grand 100, $30.00

PRIDE OF LANCASTER (1915) — A brilliant orange salmon. Rich, fiery, deeper
orange throat. Tall. Large, massive bloom. Plenty open. A beautiful ruffled
variety. Named in honor of the birthplace of Luther Burbank

100, $30.00. 1,000, $250.00

PURPLE GLORY (1916) — The Giant of the Kunderdii Glory race, and of remark-
able color. Deepest velvety maroon red, with almost black blotches, like
burned into the petals. Beautifully ruffled. Extraordinary 100, $90.00

RED, WHITE AND GOLD (1915) — A giant in plant and foliage, with a massive
spike and good sized flowers. Upper portion of bloom pure white. Lower
petals entirely of a rich lemon yellow clear to the edge, with a beautiful pelar-
gonium-like blotch of richest red on each 100, $30.00

ROSE GLORY (1916) — A very large and beautifully ruffled variety. Purest rose-
pink. Deeper in throat. Magnificent 100, $30.00. 1000, $250.00

TWILIGHT — Beautifully blushed creamy buff with throat of grandest yellow and
pink color. Magnificent 100, $45.00. 1,000, $375.00

WHITE DELIGHT (1918) — Softest flesh white, beautifully blotched and creamy
throat 100, $15.00. 1000, $125.00

WHITE GLORY (1915) — A gorgeous pure white of exact size and type as “Kun-
derdii Glory”, with beautiful iris-blue throat. Fine as a delicate iris. Grand.

too, $21.00. 1000, $175.00

YOU ELL'S FAVORITE (1915)— One of Henry Youell’s (Sec’y Am. Gladiolus Soc’y)
favorites among our ruffled varieties. Large flower and plant. Striking rosy
lavender pink. Conspicuous and fine 100, $12.00. 1000, $100.00

A. E KUNDERD, GOSHEN, INDIANA, U. S. A.

PLAIN PETALLED VARIETIES

ABERDEEN (1917) — A very beautiful lavender tinted pink. Distinct and fine

100, $9.00

ADRIATIC (1918) — Deep wine blue. Blue and red throat. Extra-ordinary, beau-
tiful 100, $30.00

AL SHIRA (1921) — Large, very dark wine red, with large, almost black throat.
Tall and showy 100, $30.00

ASH BURN (1917) — A very massive salmon red, flaked deeper. Showy

100, $12.00. 1000, $100.00

ATHERTON (1918) — Deep salmon rose. Petals clearly blue bordered. A beautiful
variety 100, $15.00

CANARY QUEEN (1917) — Very refined sulphur yellow. Many fine good size
flowers open at a time. Very attractive 100, $15.00. 1000, $125.00

CHALLENGER (1915) — Very large and vigorous plant. Giant, dark rich velvety
red, solid color. An extra-ordinary fine new variety. .100, $15.00. 1000, $125.00

COLORS (1921) — Of deepest dark wine maroon. Exquisite lov/er petals entirely
covered by richest velvety dark red, most beautifully mottled and flaked
cream 100, $21.00

CORUNNA (1916) — Large flower with wide-spreading petals. Has a remarkably
large, almost coal-black throat, bordered white. An extra-ordinary flower.
(Named in honor of the little Indiana village near which the originator of these
flowers was born) 100, $21.00

CYMBALINE (1915) — A large, beautiful, bright, deep velvety aniline color. Very

showy red of unusual color. Very beautiful 100, $9.00. 1000, $75.00

DEFIANCE (1916) — Very large and massive. Tall, many open. Delicate blush-

white, fine throat. Extra grand 100, $21.00

DIXIE (1917) — One of the very deepest and richest, almost black, red. . . .100, $9.00
EARLY PENDLETON (1916) — Almost like “Mrs. Prank Pendleton”. Much earlier
and more blossoms open at a time. Gracefully placed flowers on a gracful

spike. A fine seedling of “Pendleton” 100, $18.00

FIRE RIBBON (1915) — 'Tall, with many blooms open at a time. The spike is a
long, fiery band of glowing red. Exceedingly rich and strikingly showy. Mag-
nificent 100, $15.00

FLORAL TREASURE (1916) — Tall “America” seedling. Deeper pink. Very rich

color 100, $15.00

GIANT WHITE (1915) — An extra large white of great size and substance. Pure

white with elegant slight marking on lower petals 100, $9.00

GRANDEUR (1916) — Very massive, deep vermillion pink. Large, graceful and

exceptionally distinct and beautiful 100, $18.00

HELGA (1921) — ^Fine salmon rose. Deeper rose and cream on white ground. Un-
usually graceful spike, tall and handsome plant 100, $15.00. 1000, $125.00

HILO (1917) — Fiery orange vermillion, flaked deeper. Showy white throat. Fine.

100, $12.00

IDA VAN (1915) — A most beautiful deep salmon red, or flaming orange-pink. Very
rich and brilliant color. Highest award at Cleveland, and certificate of merit

at London, England 100, $6.00. 1000, $50.00

KILIM A (1918) — Tall, slender plant. Beautiful creamy salmon blush. Very ele-
gant 100, $15.00

LILY WHITE (1915) — The fine new pure snowwhite gladioli that florists have long
been looking for. A reliable first-class early forcing variety. Good height,

nice size blossoms, six to seven open at a time. Very prolific

100, $15.00. 1000, $125.00

LUSTRE (1918) — Tall, large-flowered, dark orange vermillion. Grand and beauti-
ful . 100, $15.00

A. E KUNDERD, GOSHEN, INDIANA, U. S. A.

MAGENTA (1918) — A beautiful large flower near “American Beauty” rose color.
Grand 100, $21.00. 1000, $175.00

MARY PICKFORD (1915) — An extraordinary flower and spike of most delicate
creamy-white. Throat finest soft sulphur-yellow. Stem and calix also white.

Worthy of a great name 100, $21.00. 1000, $175.00

“Mary Bickford” was awarded Certificate of Merit by Royal Hort. Society,
London, Aug. 10, 1920; also First-class Certificate of Merit by North Shore
Hort. Society, Manchester, Mass., Summer of 1919.

MOON BEAM (1916) — Very strong, tall plant. All white, plenty open. A fine

florists’ variety 100, $12.00. 1000, $100.00

MRS. DR. NORTON (1915) — Finest cream and pink. The sensation among the
newer gladioli shown at the American Gladiolus Society’s show the last six

seasons. Everywhere awarded the highest honors 100, $30.00

MYSTIC (1917) — Very similar to “Gaiety”, but deeper, more rose-pink

100, $9.00. 1000, $75.00

NEUTRALITY (1916) — An “America” seedling. Larger plant and flower. Purer

pink and showier, better form. Extra 100, $21.00. 1000, $175.00

NEOGA (1917) — Dark garnet red, deeper throat. Half ruffled. A rich dark red.
100, $9.00

ORPHEUM (1921) — Deep rose, deeper throat. Self color. Tall, graceful spikes..

100, $21.00

PAREXCEL (1915) — Of purest deep salmon pink, with finest large Pelargonium-

like throat blotches. Grand 100, $12.00

PELLA (1918) — ^Very early, beautiful rose pink. Extra fine 100, $9.00

PRIMROSE BEAUTY (1918) — Tall, strong. Very large, primrose yellow. Extra

100, $12.00

PURPLE SPOT (1918) — Large, violet red with very conspicuous dark blotches.

Early, grand, showy 100, $21.00

RACINE (1917) — Very dark red, flaked deeper. White in throat 100, $15.00

REMEMBRANCE (1921) Tall spike, many large flowers open at a time. Deep

salmon rose pink. Large and beautiful throat blotches

100, $21.00. 1000, $175.00

RED AMARILLAS (1915) — Brilliant blood-red flower of giant size on medium
height plant. Blooms formed like an Amaryllis. Most gorgeous and showy
red. Was awarded first for best red at the Soc’y of Am. Florists’ Convention,

Am. Gladiolus Society Show, Boston 100, $9.00

ROMANCE (1918) — Large, orange, salmon rose, red and yellow throat. Wine blue
bordered petals. Unusually distinct and very showy. .100, $45.00. 1000, $375.00
1910 ROSE (1915) — Very large flower, pure rose pink of extra fine shade. Narrow

white central line on lower petals 100, $12.00. 1000, $100.00

SALMON PLUME (1921) — Clear salmon flesh, deeper at edges of petals. A

pretty red throat. Choice lOO* $21.00

SCARLET PRINCEPS (1917) — Six or more massive “Princeps” like blooms open
at a time. Throat a little deeper. Blooms set close. An extraordinary distinct

and massive spike 100, $21.00. 1000, $175.00

SENTINEL (1915) — Tall, strong plant. Large, pure rose-pink, with elegantly white-

penciled, iris-like throat. Extra showy, choice rose-pink

100, $9.00. 1000, $75.00

SUMMER BEAUTY (1915)— No finer pink. Very choice, deep salmon, distinct

shade. Tall and showy. Grand 100» $9.00

UNIQUE (1918) — Tall, large, finest salmon pink. Extra good and showy

100, $18.00

VILLA (1916)— Very dark, flaked almost black. Lower petals nearly black to edge,

with slight white median lines. Splendid 100, $12.00

WILLIS E. FRYER (1918) — Very large, massive, deep violet. Beautiful throat.

Extra fine 1 00? $45.00

YELLOW GEM (1918)— Tall, yellow of beautiful tint. Distinct in every way.
Showy 100, $15.00. 1000, $125.00

TERMS, ETC,

All prices quoted in this list are 40% off the single
retail price by the 100 and 50% off by the 1,000.

All prices quoted are F. 0. B. Goshen and subject to
stocks being unsold on receipt of orders. Shipments
sent by express at buyer’s expense. If ordered by
Parcel Post, Ic per bulb must be added to all ship-
ments and any difference in cost of postage in favor
of the buyer will be promptly refunded. No extra
charges are made for boxes, packing or cartage. Cash
must accompany all orders unless satisfactory finan-
cial references are given. A discount of 8% will be
allowed for cash with orders. Accounts become due
60 days from date of shipment. C. 0. D. shipments
can only be sent if 25% of cost is sent with order.

No shipments can be sent out prior to February 15th.

25 bulbs at the 100 rate; 250 at the 1,000 rate.

No orders accepted for less than 25 bulbs of a variety.

Prices on larger quantities can only be allowed if the
full number is ordered at one time.

First-class photos for half-tones of the following
varieties: Youell’s Favorite, Purple Glory, Mrs. Dr.
Norton, Scarlet Princeps, Willis E. Fryer, Argo, But-
terfly, Elberton and Arlon, can be supplied at 50c
prepaid if at least 100 bulbs of same variety is or-
dered. No photos furnished excepting of a variety
purchased.

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