Spring 1951 / Rogers' Glad Gardens ; W. H. Rogers.

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ROGERS’
GLAD
GARDEN S-

. H. ROGERS
GREENLAWN, LONG ISLAND, NEW YORK

Spring 1951

I am limiting my remarks in this catalog to just a “Thank You” to all my
customers, both old and new. There is great satisfaction in receiving so many
fine orders year after year from the same ones. My special list of miniature and
small flowering varieties, sent out in December, had in it cultural and other infor-
mation not necessary to repeat here. If this has not already been mailed you, I
am sending it along with this list. If for any reason you have not received it,
have mislaid it, or just want another, please ask for it.

TERMS, PRICES AND SHIPMENT — On all orders for $5.00, or less, cash with
order — over $5.00, 25% cash with order and balance before shipment. Minimum
order $3.00. Minimum foreign or Canadian order $5.00.

I cannot accept orders for less than the smallest unit quoted. For
instance, where listed 2 for 30, one cannot be had for 15. Five bulbs can be had at
the 10 rate and 50 bulblets at the 100 rate only when the price is $1.00 or more per
100. Transportation to points within the United States will be prepaid when ship-
ment is made at my option as to parcel post or express. Parcel post shipments can-
not be made safely until spring but if shipment is desired before then, I will ship
express immediately, charges collect, and include extras to help in paying such
charges. As is the custom of all shippers, I will include extras anyway and in place
of many complicated, discount offers, I will give additional overcount or extras
depending on size of order when cash in full accompanies the order. You might
suggest which you prefer. You may be sure these extras will fully cover these
discounts and then some. If you have ever ordered from me you know about my

generosity and if you are to place your first order you will soon be convinced.

SUBSTITUTION — _ All stock offered subject to prior sale. Remember I sell only
the bulbs I have grown myself and therefore supply is limited and on some
varieties quite limited, so you should order early. I will not substitute either size
or variety without you so direct and will refund immediately on any item I
cannot supply. If you wish substitution, ] would appreciate your second choice with
your order.
x x x

GUARANTEE — It is my intention to send out only good, clean, healthy bulbs and
bulblets and true to name. I make no guarantee as to growth and will in no way be
responsible for the crop. If upon receipt of bulbs, you find them unsatisfactory, re-
turn at my expense and I will cheerfully refund the full purchase price. And fur-
thermore if you later find any not true to name, I am ready to replace, refund, or
make adjustment.

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INSPECTION — My glads have been inspected by the New York State Departinent
of Agriculture and Markets and are shipped under its certificate ef inspection.
No. 2602.

K k * ae TOS.
NOTE — [— have received a number of Post Office money orders drawn on the
Post Office, ‘“Long Island, N. Y.” There is no such Post pieces but mine is

“Greenlawn, NYY
* * * *

WHOLESALE [ do not have sufficient quantities of various varieties to justify
the issuance of a wholesale list. However, I do have sufficient quantities of some
varieties so that I can offer wholesale lots of 50 to 100 bulbs and in a few instances
several hundred, Snow Princess and Surfside by the 1000. Likewise in some
varieties I can offer bulblets in half pints to quarts and in a few instances several
quarts. Those varieties in which I have the larger amounts of bulbs to offer are
marked (*) by the name of the variety and those where I have bulblets by meas-
ure are marked (*) by the bulblet prices. If interested in any of these, please write
for prices stating particular varieties and amounts in which you are interested.
These prices will be most attractive, especially on bulblets of the newer varieties.
Some real bargains here.

* *K * *
large medium small bublets
per YY” &up %”-1144" under 4%” per
ABIGAIL (466) light lavender with darker 1 BoD 2-.25 3-.25 15-.25
markings on a cream throat.

* ABU HASSAN (378) one of the best dark 2 seb 3-.25 4-,25 40-.25
velvety blues—very popular. . 10 1.00 .70 .60 100-.50
ATRY DREAM (440) apple blossom pink. 2 Oe, .20

10 1.00
ALADDIN (532) bright-reddish soft sal- 2 .30 .20 3-.20 15-.25
mon with cream throat—heavily ruffled. ;

* ALGONQUIN (536) very popular scarlet. 3 DAS 5-.25 50-.25

10 -70 50 100-.35
ALL GLORY (423) deep orange with strik- 1 DES 2-.30 2-.20 15-.25
ing purple blotch—ruffled. 10 2.00 1.20 .80 100-1.50
A. L. STEPHEN (433) deep salmon with 1 .20 2-.30 2-.20 10-.25
deeper blotch. Much in demand. 10 1.60 1.20 .80
APACHE CHIEF (490) bronze and brown- 2 30 .25 .20 20-.25
late dark smoky. .

* APRIL (430) very light clear pink with 2 30 .20 4.25 *50-.25
faint lines in throat. 10 1.20 .80 .60 100-.35

* ARIADNE (401) white with deep red 3 oS .20 5-.25 40-.25
blotch—excellent—commercial. 10 .70 .60 .50 100-.50
ATHLONE (416) very light-creamy buff— 2 <2D 15-.25
an excellent pastel.

AURORA (532) deep salmon with diffused 2 Dag 3-.25 4-25 20-.25
cream throat. 10 1.00 .70 .60

BADGER BEAUTY (466) fine light laven- 3 as 40-.25
der with lighter throat. 10 .70

* BANCROFT WINSOR (423) beautiful or- 2 Boy 3-.25 50-.25
ange with deeper plume. 10 1.00 .70 100-.35

* BEACON (437) scarlet with cream throat. 35 20 4-.25 5-.25 *50-.25

10 -70 .60 50 100-.35

* BEAUTY’S BLUSH (440) beautiful blush 2 .20 50-.25
pink. 10 .80 100-.35

* BELMAR (541) large light pink-cream 3 29 50-.25
throat and bright feather. 10 -70 100-.35

* BELTRAMI (480) smoky rose—excellent. 3 as 4-.25 *50-.25

10 -70 .60 100-.35

* BETSY BOB UP (316) buff sport of Betty 2 PAS) .20 3-.25 40-.25

Nuthall—excellent late variety. 10 1.00 .80 .70 100-.50

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BETTY NUTHALL (320) light orange pink
-an old variety—excellent for late cutting.
BIG TOP (541) giant light pink with car-
mine feather.

BILL BOTH (490) velvet-brown with red
blotch—many open.

BINGO (517) excellent buff sport of Pic-
ardy—florists like this.

BIRCH RED (552) beautiful clear deep
red—very rich color and much in demand.
BLACK CHERRY (544) giant black red—a
great show winner.

BLACK DIAMOND (354) intensely ruffled
black red—very good.

BLACK OPAL (354) very dark red that
opens many on a long flower head.
BLACK PANTHER (554) very popular
black red—large florets .

BLACK PHANTOM (454) an_ excellent
very dark red—many open.

BLAZE (Lins) (450) very bright light red.

BLEEDING HEART (341) very light pink
with large red blotch—popular old variety.
BOISE BELLE (343) pink and yellow—
heavily ruffled—tall.
BRONZE KING (582) bronze smoky with
orange blotch—late.

BUCKEYE BRONZE (490) very popular
rosy bronze—fine commercial.

BURMA (562) very large deep rose—opens

many—heavily ruffled and very popular.
BUTTERSCOTCH (517) soft salmon buff
with diffused rose blotch.

CAMELLIA (341) blush white tinted pink
—slight scarlet blotch.

CANDY CANE (461) light rose with large
diffused blotch.

CANDY FUDGE (390) blend of white,
pink and yellow—quite unusual.

CANDY HEART (541) soft flesh pink with
bright red blotch—good for the florists.
CAPEHEART (440) light salmon rose with
deeper feather—good early commercial.

CAPTAIN BOYNTON (366) light lavender
with diffused blotches—an old one.
CARILLON (442) good deep pink with
white throat—early.

CARNIVAL (437) bright scarlet with clear
white throat.

CAROLINE W. GANNETT (583) giant
smoky salmon flecked with slate.
CASABLANCA (400) a nice white—quite
ruffled.

“‘CHAMOUNY (360) deep rose with silver
edge—unusual color and very attractive.
CHARMOLUCK (416) ruffled orange buff-
yellow throat—petals slightly edged violet
-—a beauty.

CHIEF MULTNOMAH (480) dark reddish
purple smoky—large crimson blotch.

per

large
144” &up
.20
.80
.25
.70

medium

a4". 1 % ”
3-.25
£10

.20
.80
4-,.25
.60
20

1.00

.20
80

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under 34”

4-.25
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80
2-.30

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per
50-.25
100-.35
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100-.35
40-.25
100-.50
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100-.35
5-.25
10-.40

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50-.25
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100-1.50

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100-.50

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CHUNKING (523) large orange and cream

—yellow lip—crimson feather—unusual.
COLONIAL MAID (366) tall light laven-
der that is excellent for the florist. —
COLOSSUS (530) large light pink—cream
throat—purple feather—a grand one.
COMMANDO (536) tall, large light scarlet.

CONNECTICUT YANKEE (441) beautiful
light pink with red blotch—very popular.
CONQUEST (430) very tall light pink with
cream throat—a shade the florists like.
COONEY LASS (430) quite similar to Pic-
ardy but very large and tall.

CORALEEN ( ) coral with deeper
throat blotch.

CORONA (560) creamy white with petals
edged rose—very popular.

COVENTRY (411) creamy yellow with
modified orange blotch.

COVER GIRL (542) very tall clear medi-
um pink—many open.

CRIMSON TIDE (452) heavily ruffled rich
crimson with small white center—grand.
CRINKLECREAM (410) outstanding clear
light yellow—slightly ruffled.

DAISY MAE (521) orange salmon with
cherry throat blotch.

DEBORAH SAMPSON (440) light pastel
pink with creamy buff throat.

DIEPPE (436) dazzling deep salmon red
—somewhat ruffled.

DISCOVERY (511) very tall, heavily ruf-
fled light yellow with red throat star.
DIXIE MISS (440) light pink —cream
throat and small feather very good early
variety.

DONELLA (340) medium size pink but
about the first variety to bloom.

DONNA (416) beautiful tall golden buff—
ruffled—late.

DR. WHITELEY (516) large clear buff
with golden throat.

DUSTY MILLER (486) smoky old rose
with small red blotch and cream lines—
extremely popular.

EARLY ROSE (362) very early two tone
rose—excellent commercial—one of the
first to bloom every year.

EDITH GRACE (401) large white with viv-
id purple blotch—very good—quite late.
ELANORA (470) beautiful rich rose red
violet—opens many.

ELEGANT LADY (401) white with slight
tint and distinct lemon yellow blotch—
heavily ruffled—a beauty.

ELIZABETH MAIER (312) tall medium
yellow that opens many.

‘ELIZABETH THE QUEEN (566) beautiful

large lavender mauve with darker feather.

EUREKA (500) new white sport of Pic-
ardy,

large

per 14” & up
iL .20
3 25
10 -10
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10 1.00
2 .20
10 .80
ali .20
10 1.60
3 25
10 .10
2 .20
10 .80
3 120
10 .70
3 25
10 -10
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10 2.00
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10 2.00
2 .20
10 .80
2 .25
10 1.00
il .20
2 .20
10 .80
2 .25
10 1.00
2 30
10 1.20
3 PAS
10 .10
2 .20
10 .80
2} .20
10 .80
2 m0
10 1.00
3 25
10 70
2 25
10 1.00
2 .20
10 .80

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10 1.20
2 .25
10 1.00
2 .20
10 .80
2 25
10 1.00

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medium

4"-1 yr
2-.25

4-.25
.60
.20
-80

2-.30
1.20
4-25
.60

small
under a

5-.25
50
3-.29
65

2-.20
80

bulblets
per

50-.25
100-.35

40-.25
100-.50
40-.25
100-.50
*50-.25
100-.35
*50-.25
100-.85
25-.25
100-.75
50-.25
100-.35
15-.25

50-.25

40-.25
100-.50

*50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.85

40-.25
100-.50

*50-.25
100-.35

40-.25
100-.50
*50-.25
100-.35

25-.25

40-.25
*50-.25

100-.35
40-.25

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FAY (Jack) (440) excellent ruffled pink
with cream throat—quite early.
FIREBRAND (Butt) (452) brilliant medi-
um red that opens many.

FLAMING VELVET (550) a good light red
that is quite late.

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE (400) excel-
lent glistening white that wins at the
shows.

FLYING FORTRESS (586) huge smoky
gray with red feather—one spike a whole
bouquet.

FRIENDSHIP (440) beautiful shade of
pure pink with cream throat—nicely ruf-
fled and a beauty.

FUSCHIA BELLE (462) clear pure deep
rose—opens many and is excellent.
FUSCHIA MAID (370) excellent reddish
purple.

GAVOTTE (430) blend of light salmon,
pink and cream.

GLAMIS (530) beautiful clear light salmon
rose with cream blotch—pointed florets.
GLENOLDEN (480) chamois with buff and
yellow throat—something different—very
good.

GLOAMING (370) very tall bright purple
with white throat—good commercial.
GLOW (420) a glowing salmon orange—
quite early.

GOLD DUST (412) deep rich yellow—best
early yellow commercial.

GOLDEN ARROW (510) excellent clear
light medium yellow.

GOLDEN BEAUTY (412) beautiful deep
golden yellow best described by its name.
GOLDEN STATE (512) large clear quite
deep yellow—quite late and very good.
GOLDEN YELLOW (412) deep yellow
sport of Betty Nuthall—very late.
GRATITUDE (424) beautiful deep orange
—bright yellow throat—ruffled.

GRETA GARBO (440) beautiful soft light
pink blending to cream.

GUERDON (462) clear deep rose—very
good.

GUNPOWDER (416) clear light buff sport
of Picardy—excellent commercial.
HARMAU (533) orange red with rosy over-
tone—exceptionally good early commercial.
HAVELOCK (370) clear rich blue-violet-
toned purple—very good show winner.
HAWKEYE RED (450) bright red sport of
Vagabond Prince—a grand red.
HEART’S DESIRE (540) large heavily ruf-
fled light pink with creamy white throat.
HELEN OF TROY (517) beautiful soft
light pinkish buff with nice harmonizing
blotch. For me one of the most outstand-
ing.

HIGH COMMAND (440) tall medium light
pink—excellent late mid-season variety.

large medium
14” &up 34"-114"
.20 4-,25
.80 .60
25 3-.25
1.00 .70
45) .20
.20 2-.30
1.60 1.20
.00 .20
OS Poo
2.80 2.00
e25 2-.30
2.00 1.20
30
1.20
oe 3-.25
1.00 .70
.20 4-.25
.80 .60
25 2-.35
2.00 1.40
PS
.70
RS 2-.30
2.00 1.20
718) 4-,25
10 50
a2) 3-.25
1.00 .10
PAY) 2-.25
a) 3-.25
1.00 70
2D)
1.00
2D) .20
1.00 .80
eae) 4-.25
70 .60
25 3-.25
1.00 shu
ors) 4-.25
-70 .60
Ba) 4-,25
70 .60
30
1.20
Pe 4.,25
.80 .60
.40 30
oD PAs
1.00 5-1.00
3.00 2,25
.25 3-.25
1.00 70

small bulblets
under 34” per

5-.25 40-.25
.40

40-.25

100-.50

4-.25 40-.25
.60

2-.20 10-.25

.80 100-2.00
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2-.30 8-.25
1.20

15-.25

Zoo

40-.25

100-.50

5-.25 50-.25
.40

2-.25 20-.25

1.00 100-1.00

50-.25

100-.35
2-.20

6-.25 *50-.25

.40 100-.35

4..25 *40-.25

50 100-.50
3-.25

40-.25

100-.50

40-.25

40-.25

50-.25

100-.35

40-.25

100-.50

*50-.25

100-.35

5-.25 *50-.25

50 100-.35

25-.25

100-.75

6-.25 50-.25

.40 100-.35

.20 525

Patented so

increase cannot

be sold

40-.25
100-.50

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HIGH FINANCE (582) smoky light orange
gray—a gorgeous smoky.

HILDRED (366) beautiful light lavender—
a bit darker than Minuet—a ribbon of
bloom.

HILLCREST (563) rich medium deep rose
—much deeper rose markings — heavily
ruffled.

HUNTRESS (466) a grand light pinkish
lavender—opens many, an excellent early
commercial and can win in the show.
INDIAN SUMMER (482) smoky lavender
with feathery rose blotch in gold throat—
slightly ruffled—an unusual color.
INTERMEZZO (407) cream with dusting
of rose violet in throat—grand late com-
mercial.

INVICTUS (441) white tinted pink with
red feathery blotch—excellent and early.
IVY ROBERTSON (440) very light pink,
cream throat and small scarlet blotch—
extremely long flower head and opens
many.

JANET LEE (420) bright orange-yellow
throat—nicely ruffled—very many open.
JASMINE (410) ruffled clear pale lemon
yellow.

JEANEL (440) peach colored sport of Pic-
ardy.

JIM HOLLAND (410) light yellow sport
of Betty Nuthall with the Nuthall throat
markings. Excellent late commercial.
JUNE DAY (441) beautiful bright pink
with small cherry blotches—outstanding
early variety.

KAWATIRI (516) rich creamy buff with
yellow throat—nicely ruffled.

KING CLICK (552) one of the very best
bright reds—opens many.

KING LEAR (570) excellent large purple
with slight silver edging—early and tall.
KING TAN (590) large rosy tan or rust-
petals slightly edged slate.

KING WILLIAM (530) tall clear light sal-
mon with cream throat.

KITTYHAWK (366) delicate lavender with
diffused deeper blotch—opens 9 or 19.
LA BELLE (406) heavily ruffled creamy
white—recent introduction.

LADDIE (440) baby pink with small rose
blotch—grows tall and large.

LADRONE (4383) clear deep salmon with
gold throat—slightly ruffled and pointed
petals.

LADY ANNE (400) new white with a
touch of lemon in throat.

LADY HELEN (530) light salmon with
cream throat and slight feather.

LADY LUCK (440) beautiful light pink
sport of Picardy—tall and very good.

LAKE PLACID (406) splendid tall cream
with yellow throat—late mid-season.

large medium

14”&up %4”"-1%" under 34”
.20 5-.25

80

25 .20
1.00 .80

20 2-.30
2.00 1.20

.20 3-.25

.80 .70

39 20

.20 4-.25

80 .60

30 .20
1.20 80 -

25 .20
1.00 .80

30 20

25

70

25 4-.25

70 .60

.30 20
1.20 1.00

25 2-.30
2.00 1.20

25 .20
2.00 1.60

.20 4-.25

.80 60

20

70

20 .20
1.00 80

29

70

25
2.00

15 .60

.20

.80

25 3-.25
1.00 70

20
1.00

.20 2-.25
1.60 1.00

.20 3-.25

80 -70

.30 .20

1.20 .80

small

40

2-.20
.80

5-.29
40

5-.20
.40

5-.29
00

2-.30
1.20

6-.25
40

4-.25
.60

40

.60

9-.25
00

9-.29
00

4-.25
.60

bulblets
per
*50-.25
100-.35

40-.25
100-.50

15-.25

*50-.25
100-.35

50-.25

50-.25
100-.35

25-.25
20-.25

20-.25

*50-.25
100-.35
*50-.25
100-.35
*40-.25
100-.50

50-.25
100-.35

10-.25
3-.29
50-.25

100-.35

40-.25
100-.50

40-.25
100-.50

20-.25
100-.1.00

50-.25
100-.35

40-.25
100-.50

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LAVENDER PRINCE (466) distinct and

unusual shade of lavender—a beauty.
LAVENDER QUEEN (366) deep lavender
mauve—many open and grand commercial.
LEADING LADY (506) this beautiful
cream (almost white) sport of Picardy just
about leads the parade both in the show
room and as a commercial.

LEORA (460) rosy mauve with full cream
throat—beautiful shade—ruffled.
LIPSTICK (441) attractive light pink with
striking bright red blotch.

LOVELY LADY (442) beautiful ruffled
pure pink with cream throat.

LUCINDA (490) smoky old rose with dif-
fused bright blotch.

MADELEINE BROWN (482) fine salmon
—very similar to Picardy.

MAGNOLIA (540) soft creamy light rose
—large and tall.

MAMIE (430) salmon pink—a shade deep-
er than Picardy.

MARGARET BARRETT (401) slightly ruf-
fled white with diffused scarlet blotch.
MARGARET BEATON (501) snow white
with tiny orange blotch—beautiful.
MARGARET PETER (401) tall white with
large crimson blotch—whole spike open—
most striking variety in my garden.
MARGUERITE (533) watermelon pink
with cream throat and slight feather.
MARION PEARL (532) light salmon shad-
ing to lighter throat—excellent.
MARLEEN (406) very heavily ruffled
cream—many open—good commercial.
MARLENE BOTH (480) delicate salmon
with creamy buff throat—early and a beau-
ty.

MARSEILLAISE (436) rich velvety scar-
let with cream lines on lower petals—
grand.

MASTER MYRON (550) very large clear
glistening light red.

MERCURY (436) very distinctive shade of
red—brilliant and beautiful.

MEXICALI ROSE (462) very deep solid
rose—somewhat ruffled—very good.
MIDNIGHT SUN (480) pale peach—smoky
overcast—unusual color.

MINUET (466) the old standard light lav-
ender and still a good one.

MISS WISCONSIN (460) distinctive and
unusual shade of lavender rose—excellent
commercial and a favorite of most every-
one.

MISTY DAWN (580) very large smoky
gray with orange blotch.

MORNING STAR (500) clear creamy
white with deeper cream throat—very
large.

MOTHER MACHREE (480) smoky salmon
—yellow throat purple feather—a grand
old variety.

large
1144” & up
OR:

medium
34"-114" under 4"
3-.25

4-,

ve

.70
4..

small

5-.29
00
6-.25
40

4-,25

3-.25

2-.30
1.20
3-.20

4-.25
.60

bulblets

per

40-.
100-.
50-.
100-.
*50-.
100-.:

10-.2¢

100-.

100-.

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MOUNTAIN GEM (436) bright scarlet
with brighter blotch and slightly darker
edge.

MRS. MARK’S MEMORY (570) large red
violet with darker markings in throat.

MYRNA FAY (466) rich orchid lavender—
early—opens many—good commercial.
MYSTERY (541) pure pink with creamy
white throat and cherry blotch—grand.
NANCY (452) new rich medium red with
excellent. trial garden reports.

NATALIE ANNE (462) deep rose with
feathery blotch in a diffused yellow throat.
OCTOBER SUNSHINE (420) bright
orange buff shading to yellow throat—fine
commercial.

OHIO NONPAREIL (550) beautiful light
red—large florets—tall and many open.
OLD GOLD (422) rich buff orange—yellow
throat and slight feather.

ORANGE GOLD (422) brilliant golden
orange—large florets, tall and outstanding.
ORANGE PRINCE (324) red orange sport
of Vagabond Prince with the same flame
blotch—excellent.

OREGON GOLD (410) an excellent late
medium light yellow.

OREGON RED (552) nice deep red with
peppery creamy blotch.

OREGON ROSE (460) a beautiful rose of
different shades—outstanding.
ORIENTAL PEARL (506) an excellent
cream that grows tall and produces ex-
ceptionally large florets.

ORPHEUS (423) deep orange-greenish yel-
low throat—large bright red blotch—very
striking.

PACIFICA (406) fine lightly ruffled
creamy white opens, many fine commer-
cial.

PALERMO (521) fiery orange with red
orange blotch—excellent late commercial.
PANDORA (442) clear soft geranium pink
—-opens many—has won many ribbons.
PARMA (401) soft creamy white with pur-
ple lines in throat—early.

PARTHIENA (566) beautiful deep laven-
der with slightly darker feather—outstand-
ing.

PATRICIAN (566) large clear medium
shade of lavender—fine commercial.
PEGGY (366) soft lavender with cream
throat and darker lavender feather.
PEGGY LOU (442) a beautiful deep pink

-—an old variety very worthwhile.

PHANTOM BEAUTY (440) clear light rosy
pink that opens a ribbon of bloom.

PICARDY (530) beautiful salmon—most
popular variety ever introduced.

PINK JEWEL (440) delicate shade of soft-
shell pink—cream throat—rose feather.

large

14” &up

30
1.20

50

3.20

25

3)
1.20

medium

347-144"

.20
.80

3-.29
70

.20
.80
2-.30
1.20
.20

4-.25
00

3-.25
70

4-.25
.60

4-.25
00
30

30
2.40

2-.30
1.20
4-,.25
.60

3-.25

4-.25
50

.20
80

small
under 34”

5-.25

5-.25
.40
4-.25
.60

6-.25
.40

.20

.20
1.60

2-.20

4-25

6-.25
40

bublets
per

40-.25

*50-.25
100-.35
25-.25

15-.25
100-1.50

15-.25

*50-.25
100-.35
*50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.35

40-.25

20-.25

*50-.25
100-.35

*50-25
100-.35

50-.25
100-.35

50-.25

50-.25
100-.35

5-.25

15-.25
100-1.50

50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.35

*

*

*

*

*

*

+

*

PINK PICARDY (542) a slightly darker
and pinker Picardy—a beauty.

PIONEER (532) deep salmon with creamy
yellow throat—large and beautiful.
POCAHONTAS (460) deep old rose—silver
mid-ribs and silver edging.

POMPEII (480) smoky old rose with
bright red feather—very early and popu-
lar.

PORCELAIN BLUE (478) pansy blue with
small creamy white throat spots. A dif-
ferent blue and a dandy.

PROSPERITY (540) excellent light rose
sport of Picardy—ruffled.

PURPLE SUPREME (470) tall bright rich
purple—silver edge—won many blues in
1950.

QUEEN BESS (401) ivory white with dif-
fused lavender blotches—very good.
RED BANK (486) beautiful bright scarlet-
white throat and dark red feather.

RED CHARM (452) outstanding clear deep
red—opens many—excellent commercial.
RED CHERRY (436) smooth bright scar-
let with small cherry blotches—very popu-
lar new variety.

RICH RED (554) rich velvety blood red
flaked black—richest red color of any
glad I know—opens many and areal beauty.
ROBERT BURNS (478) very good deep
blue—produces almost 100% good spikes
that are liked by florists.

ROBINSON CRUSOE (490) tan heavily
marbled rose chocolate—very odd color.
ROCKET (450) excellent even shade of
vivid red—opens many—grand commercial.
ROMAN GOLD (322) bright orange—
bright yellow throat—early and good com-
mercial.

ROSE DAWN (463) very tall variegated
rose—early and good.

ROSE DEFIANT (462) very beautiful old
rose with fine silver edge to petals.
ROSE DELIGHT (460) nice medium rose
—deeper blotch—good early commercial.
ROSEA (560) beautiful bright rose with
darker feather—many open and a grand
one.

ROSEGLOW (560) new bright sparkling
unflecked rose—slightly darker in throat.
ROSY RED (3862) very deep rosy red—
deeper than any of the above.

ROSY TORCH (462) bright clear cerise
rose—lightly ruffled—very good,

ROYAL GARNET (454) very deep velvety
red with darker flecking—fairly early and
I consider it the best black red com-
mercial.

ROYAL PINK (443) bright deep pink with
small red blotch—good early commercial—
should be cut tight and opened inside.
RUFFLED NIGHT (454) clear sparkling
velvety black red with while pencil lines
on throat petals—nicely ruffled—a beauty.

2
10

1
10

9
Oo

10

10

3
10
ik
10

large

medium

small

4” &up 4-144" under 34”
.20 4-,25 6-.25

.80

.60

.40

2-.20

2-.20

4-25
.60
5-.25
0

2-.20

4-25
0

bublets
per
*50-.25
100-.35

10-.25
100-2.00
50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.35
*15-.25
100-1.50

*

*

*

*

RUTH ELAINE (440) true light pink
sport of Picardy—ruffled and lacinated.
SAHARA (490) light russet with soft
cream blotch and red penciling—a differ-
ent one.

SALMAN’S GLORY (507) rich creamy
white—showy red blotch edged yellow—
very good.

SEASHELL (540) very nice clear soft pink
with full white throat ruffled.

SHIRLEY TEMPLE (406) large heavily
ruffled light cream—plant late and avoid
crooking.

SIBONEY (566) tall, large, medium laven-
der—slightly darker’ diffused blotch—
slightly ruffled pointed petals—grand.
SILENTIUM (401) pure white with small
feathery scarlet blotches—good commer-
cial.

SILVER STAR (401) silvery white with
fairly large dark lavender or purple blotch
a beauty.

SILVER WINGS (500)
white sport of Picardy.
SIR GALAHAD (511) soft creamy yellow
with diamond shaped crimson blotch.

lightly ruffled

SNOWBANK (400) beautiful snowy white
—nicely ruffled.

SNOW FLURRY (400) a slightly buffish
white sport of Picardy.

SNOW PRINCESS (400) white with slight-
ly creamy throat—grows tall and straight
—an outstanding early commercial.
SNOW WHITE (400) large pure white as
name implies.

SPARKS (507) tall creamy yellow with a
sort of explosive blotch of orange scarlet—
very striking and attractive.

SPIC AND SPAN (442) lightly ruffled
deep pink with salmon shadings—excep-
tionally good for show or cut flower.
SPOTLIGHT (413) bright deep yellow
with scarlet blotch—outstanding and good
commercial.

SPRING SONG (466) slightly ruffled me-
dium lavender with deeper lavender
throat markings—excellent—early commer-
cial.

SPUN GOLD (312) clear deep golden yel-
low—beautiful shade—excellent cut flower.
STOPLIGHT (450) dazzling light red—
slightly darker in throat—very good.
STRUTTER (442) slightly ruffled peach
pink with buff throat and faint feather.
SUMMERWEALTH (542) very distinctive
shade of deep pink with cream throat and
bright red feather—very attractive.
SUNSET ORANGE (537) clear orange scar-
let with clear creamy yellow throat—large
and late and very good.

SUN SPOT (417) beautiful ruffled apricot
buff with rose throat blotch—wonderful
for both show and commercial.

10

medium

large
14" & up 34"-134"
335) 25)

.20
.80

.20
.80

5-.20

4-.25

small bublets
under %” per
2-.30 10-.25

20 10-.25

50-.25

100-.35

Patented so
increase cannot

be sold

50-.25

100-.35

25-.25

*50-.25

100-.35

*50-.25

100-.35

3-.25 25-.25

.70 100-.75

2-.25 20-.25
1.00

5-.25 *50-.25

-40 100-.35

2-.20 20-.25
.80

4-.25 *50-.25

.00 100-.35

5-25 *50-.25

40 100-.35

40-.25

100-.50

40-.25

10-.25

*20-.25

100-.1.00

-t

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SURFSIDE (400) beautiful ruffled white—

late mid-season variety and very good
late—one of the best commercials.
SWAMPFIRE (480) peculiar mixture of
purple and brown with crimson blotch on
a peppery creamy white throat.
TECUMSEH (480) ruffled needlepoint smo-
ky salmon.

TEXAS (500) very large, heavy textured ©

pure white.

TONY (590) brown or light chocolate with
orange red blotch and petals edged cream.
TREASURE ISLAND (540) very large
lovely medium pink—nicely ruffled.
TROCADERO (422) distinctive shade of
orange called carrot- orange =Nehtly dark-
er in throat—very good.

TUNIA’S DELIGHT (522) beautiful clear
orange with slight metallic cast petals
slightly edged slate.

TUNIA’S MAHOMET (586) very large,
beautiful, and popular smoky-dark velvety
smoky plum with orange scarlet in throat.
TUNIA’S MARVEL (536) unusual shade of
scarlet with petals edged slate—large and
very early—one of the first to bloom.
TUTS BOTH (422) beautiful glistening
deep orange with small blue marking.
UNCAS (423) large burnt orange with
darker splashing and yellow throat.
VAGABOND PRINCE (391) mahogany
brown—fiame blotch—distinctive and pop-
ular.

VANGOLD (312) clear deep golden yellow
—a good early commercial.

VANTAN (317) tan with rose splotches—
darker in throat with slight feather.
VICTORY QUEEN (480) clear orange sal-
mon with cream throat nicely ruffled.
VISTA BONITA (532) immense strong
growing geranium pink—very tall.
VOODOO (486) distinctive smoky with
ruffled and needlepoint florets—grayish
rose with bronze veining—very odd.
WANDA (406) beautiful cream sport of
Picardy with slight purple feather.
WATERMELON (432) deep pinkish sal-
mon with small cream mark in throat—
a beauty.

WHITE GODDESS (500) a lovely ruffled
slightly creamy white shading to a cream
throat—new and outstanding.

WHITE GOLD (506) mammoth clear cream
blending to a deeper cream in throat—ex-
cellent and popular.

WINGS OF SONG (443) deep pink with
petals edged slate and light cream throat
—grows very tall—excellent.

WINSTON (406) clear light cream with
a trifle darker throat—a nicely ruffled,
very beautiful cream.

YELLOW BEAUTY (310) very tall light
yellow—quite early and an excellent com-
mercial—can also win a ribbon.

large
14” & up

20
70

20
2.00

1

Ol

medium

34 ie 1 WA n
4-,.25
50

.20

20
2.00

20
2.00

4-,25
50

4-,25
.60

small
under 34”

2-.30

2-.30

4-,25
00

6-.25
40

bublets
per

*50-.25

100-.35

10-.25

25-.25

15-.25

3-.25
10-.25

40-.25
100-.50

20-.25
100-.75

*50-.25
100-.35
*50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.35

40-.25
100-.50

50-.25
100-.35

50-.25
100-.35
25-.25
100-.75

*50-.25
100-.35

10-.25

*50-.25
100-.35

*50-.25
100-.35

40-.25

large medium small bublets

per 14" &up 34”-1%4" under 34” per
ZACATEY (490) very light pinkish laven- 2 .30 20 20° 25-.25
der splashed darker with feathery carmine
blotch on creamy yellow throat—nothing
like it.
ZAUBERFLOTE (441) light pink with at- 2 .25
tractive red blotch—an old variety that I 10 1.00

like very much—early.

MIXED BULBS

Since a great many people do not care to bother with the names of the
various varieties, but just want something that will give them a fine lot of blooms,
I will make up mixtures containing many colors and shades. These will NOT
be labeled and they will not be just a few varieties of mostly two or three colors,
as is many times the case. I do not grow or have ready mixed bulbs but make the
mixtures for each order separately after order is received. If there is any color you
do not like, just tell me and I will gladly leave it out. These are the same bulbs you
would buy if you ordered by name only at a much lower price, since individual
packing takes time and costs money. I sell a great many of these mixtures each
year and have received many compliments. Many tell me that they and their friends
have never seen anything like them.

PRICES FOR MIXED BULBS

Darcee snes, ee $5.00 per 100
Medinniees 7) ee 3.50 per 100
Siiiall geese ee ee 2.50 per 100

50 bulbs at the 100 rate.
I will include as an extra something labeled with each order for gaat These
mixtures will not have any miniatures in them. Be sure to mention you are order-
ing a mixture of large varieties and not a mixture of miniatures.

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