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Choice Gladiolus

NEW INTRODUCTION FOR 1954

WAX CANARY (Woods)

Again we give you a Glad that will please you. Wax Canary has been grown by several nationally
known gladiolus growers throughout the country and is strongly recommended for release.
A basket of Wax Canary shown at the Central International in Chicago created a sensation.
Nothing like it on the market today in its color range for beauty and growth. Field height over
60 inches with a 30 inch flower head. Floret is 512 inches, 20 to 22 buds with 7 or more open
in field. Very healthy. Color is light salmon in center blending to deeper salmon at outer edges
with soft yellow lip. Petals are fluted and needlepoint with heavy texture. It has the appearance
of being waxed. Wax Canary does not crook or burn. Excellent bulb production and germina-
tion. Wax Canary is another top-notcher, and a commercial and exhibition variety. Blooms in
about 80 days. I highly recommend this variety.

Large Medium Small _ Bbts.

[OTTO Oy, cates Ss nd $ 3.00 $2.00 $1.00 $ .75
Pers lQ Pater. eee 22.50 15.00 7.50 5.00 Per 100 $48.00
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Grower's Unit: 10 large, 10 medium, 10 small and 150 bbts.............. eee 100.00
Money Saving Prepaid to any The Cream of
Prices Point in the U.S.A. Varieties
THE FOLLOWING PRICES ARE FOR 10 BULBS—
Large Medium Small Large Medium Small
1% up ¥4 up Y2 up 1Y%4 up Yq up Y2 up
Adorable Se yee. $3.20 $2.40 $1.60 Mother Fisher ............ $2.40 $1.60 $1.20
qnceens ee 2ut a ae New Yorkws =... 1.00 .70 40
Bridal Orchid 240 160 1:20 nbn en ee 5 a nae
Burns Success ............ 2.40 1.60 1.20 LAST) Sea Tay eee
CeDs Honunana es 3.20 2.40 1.60 RQCtOMU Ss 1.00 70 40
Circet 243 eee 2.00 1.60 1.00 Palettes =e 2.00 1.60 1.00
Cream Orchids .......... 2.40 1.60 1.20 Rarcthien ase 1.00 .70 40
Crown Jewel ...............- 2.40 1.60 1.20 Rersiane hit ca 3.20 2.40 1.60
Dolly Varden ............. 2.40 1.60 1.20 Ravel ee eee ee 1.00 MAUD ree.
Elmers Rose = 2.40 1.60 1.20 Robert Alan _.............. 2.40 1.60 1.20
PG CTC een aive 2 ee re a 1.20 .70 .40 Sandman 1.60 1.20
Gorgeous Deb ............ 2.40 1.60 1.20 Seneca 22 ee : 2.40 1.60
Grey Dawn ................... 2.00 1.60 1.00 SHCTECE SMO 3.20 2.40 1.60
GWel) <8 eee? 2.00 1.20 .70 SPanton pes. se eee 2.00 1.60 1.00
Kane) avi Caen eee 3.20 2.40 1.60 Strawberry Peach ...... 1.00 -70 40
Madeline Brown. ........ 1.20 .70 50 Sweet Sixteen ........ 2.00 1.20 .70
Mapnetive Sen. 2. 2.00 1.60 1.00 Taji Mahal See 3.20 2.40 1.60
Mallow see 2.00 1.60 1.00 ThepRayahe eens er 1.20 .70 50
Maz agen cee ee ee 1.00 .70 .40 Drape WOIS DOUG te 1.00 -70 .40
IVESS EC lic ats 0 eee 2.00 1.60 1.00 White Goddess _.......... 1.00 .70 .40
5 Bulbs at the Same Rate Prepaid
BULBS PER EACH PREPAID
Large Medium Small Large Medium Small
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Ann Sherman .............- 1.00 ff} ai) ING SUS See rere 1.00 3/8) 00
Bronte = 1.50 1.00 AAS) Nordic Queen .............. BLD 50 30
Cathionas == 1.50 1.00 .75 Orchid Skies _.............. 1.00 IGE argh
Colum pia Ho 50 Be Painted Lady _............ als) .50 p25
DeserteDusk === 50 35 25 Paulinepmeset. aie .50 .30
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Edithe Wate 1.00 75 50 Pink Bouquet _....... Ses PAW Ulex) 1.00
Kmberspe eee oe 1.50 1.00 US Panikae nikon 1.50 1.00 aD
Field Master .. see LOD) Ts .30 POMmSettia ee .50 r35) .20
Forsythia ... cen AD F5) .20 Brin CCS See ee 1.50 1.00 53
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Erancescay 1.00 Bho .00 Redesking2 2. eases ffs) .50 Foe)
Garnet Ruffles _.......... 1.50 1.00 TS Red -lapet. 1.50 1.00 5
Gold ee er 40 30 .20 Reginadese =e 1.50 1.00 MD)
Gold Banke 1.00 .75 00 ROvalES COL eae .75 50 £35)
GColdritii eee 1.50 5) 50 ROStageee ee se eee 1.00 th) 50
Gracy’s Choice ............ 1.00 75 50 Ruffled Ebony __........ 1.00 AS 50
Gustav Mahler __......... 1.00 .75 .50 Senécal Meee eo 1.00 ss 50
Harrisbureeraes = ee 2.00 1.50 SKalawagv2 2 sno 2.00 IL BAR 75
Heirloom 1.00 SS .40 PRU yatia eee 2.00 1.50 1.00
Howard V. Wright _.... 2.00 1.50 1.00 Tyrone ees eee ee 1.00 BAD) .50
Karen ps moe. eae 2.00 1.50 1.00 Valdavee ae 1.00 oof 50
Kan eeSizen eee 2.00 1.50 1.00 WiniStlensSto pease 2.00 1.50 1.00
ThO0 Ki Ae eee 1.50 1.00 75 White Lace .................. 25 SAU cas,
Malibu ee 1.00 .75 .50 Wonder Boy ................ 1.50 1.00 60
5 Bulbs at 4 Times the Each Rate
ALL VARIETIES IN THIS GROUP ARE PRICED AS FOLLOWS:
Large Medium Small
PRT) eee ae I Ne aa a wes eee ng see ee em $1.00 $ .70 $ .40
No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6
Nay a> ANU) Ree ee aie eer Peer er een een $ 6.50 $ 5.50 $ 4.50 $ 3.00 $ 2.20 $ 1.60
PGT 00 Oe teenie cere ene eee 48.00 40.00 32.00 20.00 16.00 12.00
Betty Duncan Friendship Orchid Lady Bbts.
Cordova Giant Cyclamen Patrol Qt. $6.00
Carnival Gail Quiberon
Evangeline Lavender Lace Red Charm
Firelight Mighty Monarch Red Wing
Flo. Nightingale Mrs. R. G. Errey Sherwood
Folklore Noweta Rose Spic & Span

The Roan
25 AT THE 100 RATE; 250 AT THE 1,000 RATE

ROSITA

HAND-MADE MIXTURE

If you do not care about names, then try this hand-made
mixture made up of many varieties in this list.

UOOMAG Sek Us === eee $ 5.00

HOO MMAe CUO Seen 3.50

SOORN OM DUI Sito teen meen 10.00

PLEASE NOTE WHERE BULBS
ARE PRICED:

10 for $1.00—2 bulbs are 25c 10 for $1.60—1 bulb is 20c
10for .70—3 bulbs are 25c 10 for 2.00—1 bulb is 25c
10for 1.20—2 bulbs are 30c 10 for 2.40—1 bulb is 30c
10 for 3.20—1 bulb is 40c

12 bulblets at the price of 1 large bulb.

No single item less than 20c.

OUTSTANDING VARIETIES OF SUPERB GLADIOLUS -- Spring 1954 Postpaid in the U. S. A.

ACE OF SPADES—Very beautiful deep black red with glisten-
ing sheen. Tall spike with 6 open. One of the darkest of the
so-called blacks.

ADORABLE—Light pink with lavender cast. Nearly self col-
ored. Strong grower.

ALLAH—A huge, richer, much improved Vagabond Prince with-
out the scarlet feather in throat, ruffled and 56 inches tall.

ANDRENA—A beautiful pale phlox pink with a large pale
yellow throat. Excellent for all purposes.

ANN SHERMAN—Clear shell pink with white mid rib. Heavy
ruffling and fluting. 7 open on a tall spike.

AUREOLE—Wonderfully beautiful ruffled light yellow. 6 to 8
open on a tall spike.

BETTY DUNCAN—Clear orange with a gold throat. Tall plant
with 6 to 8 open. The best commercial orange.

BRIDAL ORCHID—Pastel lavender opening 6 to 8 large florets
at atime. Good cutter, growers like this one.

BRONTE—Very unusual and attractive salmon smokey. Has
a deeper blotch. Very distinctive and unique.

BURNS SUCCESS—Light blue with a darker throat blotch,
bordered cream. Very strong grower.

CATRIONA—A deep cream or light yellow. A much improved
Lady Jane. This is one of the best 1953 introductions.

CARNIVAL—Bright scarlet with clear white throat. One of
the best blotched varieties. Tall grower.

Cc. D. FORTNAM—A most beautiful blush pink that opens 8
on a 24 bud spike. A fine show variety, winning many times
the most beautiful flower in the show.

CIRCE—Color is russet orange with a deeper red blotch. 6 open
on a tall 18 bud spike.

COLUMBIA—Similar to Corona except that there is no yellow
in the throat.

CORDOVA—Beautiful rose salmon. I have grown this variety
since its introduction and believe it is one of the finest early
cutflowers.

CREAM ORCHIDS—Beautiful ruffled and lacinated cream. Tall
vigorous plants.

CROWN JEWEL—A blotched rose pink said to be a glorified
Mrs. F. E. Peters; very strong grower.

DESERT DUSK—Huge attractive smokey slate salmon with a
light orange blotch. One of the best smokies.

DOLLY VARDEN—A very large salmon with a cream throat,
7 to 8 florets open, on a vigorous plant.

EARLY RED—Glowing pure red, no orange tone evident. It
has only slender pale lines on throat petals. Good tall grower,
and healthy.

EDGEWOOD—Tall medium rose with rose lavender feather.
8 Bebily ruffled blooms on a 20 bud spike. A fine new com-
mercial.

EDITH WARR—A beautiful pink glad with 6 open huge florets,
with 6 showing color. One of the best.

ELMERS ROSE—A wonderful fine new rose. The florets have
good substance and intense ruffling. Good commercial.

EMBERS—A two toned variety, outer edge of bloom is lighter
red with a lighter center and rose markings on cream. A very
good glad.

EVANGELINE—Beautiful light buff pink. Eight to 10 florets
open on a tall spike. One of the best in recent introductions.
In big demand.

FIELDMASTER—Beautiful clear cameo pink with heavy mid
ribs and yellow lip. Florets are furled and recurved. Opens
6 to 8 open on a strong, tall plant. A good keeper.

FIRELIGHT—Excellent tall deep scarlet. Perfect placement.
Try this one.

FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE—Beautiful glistening white. This
is one of the best commercial whites on the market.

FOLKLORE—Deep orchid pink with a creamy white throat.
Excellent cutflower, should be better known.

FORSYTHIA—Best medium yellow. Very tall with a 24-inch
dower head. 8 large ruffled blooms open with 6 showing color.
oney.

FORT KNOX—A beautiful deep yellow. 6 open on a tall spike.
Healthy grower.

FRANCESCA—A light lavender pink with a cream throat.
Beautifully ruffled, exquisite form. Opens 5 to 6 on a 20 bud
spike. In big demand.

FRIENDSHIP—Pure pink blending to a waxy white and a cream
throat. If you want an early one this is it for all purposes.

GAIL—Tall lavender, opening 6 to 8 florets on a tall spike.
Good commercial and a very fine variety.

GARNET RUFFLES—Deep rich velvety red with a fringe of
silver. Tall grower.

GENE—A very attractive variety with perhaps the most frilled
and ruffled florets of any yellow. Swell cutflower.

GIANT CYCLAMEN—Cyclamen color similar to Miss Wiscon-
sin, makes a good spike and one all the florists like.

GOLD—Rich tall clear golden yellow on a 16 bud spike. Rugged
grower and should be a fine commercial. One of the most
beautiful yellows I have seen. This glad will be with us for a
long time.

GOLD BANK—A light chartreuse yellow with several open
florets. Good habits, and should become a popular cutflower.

GOLDRUFF—A warm unmarked apricot yellow shading deeper
golden yellow in the throat. Marvelous ruffling and fluting.
A fine glad on a good spike.

GORGEOUS DEB—Ruffled light salmon with cream yellow
blotch. Open 8 beautiful blooms on a long head.

GRACY’S CHOICE—Large rose pink with 7 open on a tall
spike. Very nice color, one I am sure you will like.

GREY DAWN—Gray lavender flaked and grained on a white
pacheround: Very attractive. Opens 6 florets on a medium
tall spike.

GWEN—Light rose shading to a lighter throat. 6 to 9 open
on a tall spike.

GUSTAV MAHLER—Strong growing medium blue. Opens 6
with 6 showing color on a 19 bud spike. Small white feather
on a darker background.

HARRISBURGER—Clear cherry red, no scarlet or purple show-
ing in it. Well placed florets on a long flower head. Strong
healthy grower.

HEIRLOOM—Rose orchid lavender in color, crystal clear with
no flecking, strong grower.

HOWARD V. WRIGHT—A light yellow with deeper throat.
Eight 5 inch florets open on a tall spike. This looks like a fine
addition to the light yellow class.

JULIA MAE—One of the best 1953 introduction. Soft pale rose
pink that will open 8 44-inch florets on a tall wiry stem.
Good cutter and an excellent commercial. Stock is limited and
may be sold out by late winter.

KAREN—Clear medium magenta, lower petals have a large
sulphur yellow throat. 6 open on a good stem. Beautiful.
KING DAVID—Deep purple with dark velvet throat and a picot
edee around petals. Strong grower. In big demand, a perfect
glad.

QUANTITY PRICE LIST 1954

VARIETY— - H No. 3

Ace of Spades $ $ $25.00
Adorable 12.00
Andrena 6.00
42.00

Ann Sherman ‘ 12.00

KING SIZE—The giant of the glads. Opens 10 or more 64-inch
to 8-inch florets on a tall spike, A clear medium salmon with
a few carmine lines on a cream throat. A good show flower
when well grown.

LAVENDER LACE—Ruffled lavender with a large cream throat.
5 to 6 open on a tall spike. Vigorous grower.

LEIF ERICKSON—A grand cream variety for any purpose.
Opens 8 to 10 slightly ruffled blooms. A tall husky grower.
I poner this will be a good commercial when stock is more
available.

LOOK—Glistening light pink. Grows very tall. Florets round
and Hiehtly ruffled. Opens 6 florets at a time. A coming com-
mercial.

MADELINE BROWN—Tall growing salmon pink. 6 to 8 open
on alone flower head. Looks to me like an excellent com-
mercial.

MAGNET—Deep orchid rose color, very tall grower, with 6
open at a time.

MALIBU—Ruffled light pink, darker at edges. Cream throat.
Tall spike holding 8 to 10 open.

MALLOW—Light rose, blotched cream. Opens 7 on a tall strong
plant. Good florist’s color.

MAVIS—Orange pink with a deep salmon shading to a some-
what deeper blotch on a lighter throat. Rapid increaser.

MAZDA—Color deep buff shading to a vellow throat. 8 open
on a long head.

MESA MIST—A plain petaled floret with a blush toned light
gray, shading toward the center. A very attractive glad that
I am sure you will like. An excellent smokey.

MIGHTY MONARCH—Medium dark red. Opens 6 to 8 large
florets on a tall spike. A good show glad and cutflower.

MISS CHICAGO—Attractive rose, with a lavender cast. Light
yellow throat marking.

MOTHER FISHER—Lavishly ruffled white. Grows tall and
rugged. A real show champion. The Spic & Span of the whites.

MRS. R. G. ERREY—Huge tall deep red that makes a large
spike. A fine show flower. The best in this color.

VARIETY—

Miss Chicago
Mother Fisher

New York

No.4 No.5 No.6 Bulblets

$20.00 $16.00 $12.00 . $75.00
10.00 8.00 6.00 : 30.00

NEGUS—Medium size black red. 8 to 10 open florets on a
slender spike. Fine substance, holds color well in the field
and opens well when cut in the bud.

NEW YORK—A deep rose, 6 to 8 open on a very tall spike.
Simply beautiful, excellent for all purposes.

NORDIC QUEEN—Soft glowing flesh pink blending to a creamy
yellow throat. Strong grower and one I am sure you will like.

NOWETA ROSE—Clean lavender rose. If you like them with
a lot of flowers open, this is it. Fine grower.

ORCHID FANTASY—Pale orchid, beautiful color and one that
stands heat well. One of my best cutflowers. Try this one.

ORCHID LADY—Color, a pinkish lavender with a creamy yel-
low throat. 6 to 7 florets open on a tall spike, even from a
small bulb.

ORCHID SKIES—A very large light lavender. 8 to 10 open on
a tall spike. Excellent show glad.

OPECHEE—Smokey rose with lavender overlay and carmine
feather on lower petals. 8 open on a tall straight spike.

PACTOLUS—Florets are light buff yellow with a scarlet blotch.
7 to 8 open on a 22-bud spike.

PAINTED LADY—Pure pink, with the creamy white lip petals
outlined and bordered bright scarlet-pink. Florets are ruffled
and fluted.

PALETTE—Deep scarlet with large purple blotch. A very
striking and unusual color. Fine large blooms. Good cutflower.

PARTHIENA—Large florets of deep lavender. Color some-
what like Takina. Tall spikes and an excellent show glad.
PATROL—Beautiful clear apricot with a yellow throat. 8 to
10 open on a tall spike. Excellent commercial, that is very
popular.

PAULINE—Pure white, tall spike with 8 open on a tall head.
A very nice glad.

PEACH GLOW-—A large buffy orange, wide open ruffled florets
of heavy texture. Winner of many special awards.

PENNANT-—A light soft pink of a cool compelling color. A
very nice glad that I am sure you will like.

PERSIAN RUG—A very showy and unusual smokey. Color is
slate or plum shading to reddish rose with a small yellow
blotch. 6 open on a good spike.

Postpaid to Any Point in the U. S. A.

25 BULBS AT THE 100 RATE — 250 BULBS AT THE 1,000 RATE

No.6 Bulblets

Per 1000

Aureole ae ; 4.00

34.00
Bridal Orchid 8.00
Burn’s Success

10.00
Catriona 14.00

Per 100
Per 100
Per 1000

Per
Per

C. D. Fortnam _ : : 12.00
Circe

Per

Dolly Varden
Edgewood
Edith Warr
Elmer’s Rose

Forsythia
Francesca

Per 1000

Robert Alan
Royal Scot

pk. : Senegal

Per 100

Gold Bank
Goldruff
Gorgeous Deb
Gray Dawn

qt. Sierra Snow
pk.

Y pt. 60.00
¥Y pt. 40.00
qt. ; Sweet Sixteen

qt.

Strawberry Peach

Heirloom
King David

Madeline Brown Per 100

qt. ; Taj Mahal
qt. : The Rajah

qt. : Trails End
qt.

Per 100
Pere 25
Per 100
Per 1000

qt.
Y% pt.

qt. H White Goddess ....
qt. 4.00
% pt. 30.00

Wonder Boy

pt.

qt.
% pt. 40.00

PATROL

INSTRUCTIONS FOR ORDERING

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the quart rate. You may have 1,000 bulbs at 8 times the
100 rate where the 1,000 rate is not given. All prices in
this list are prepaid in the U.S.A. You may send 25% with
order, balance payable before delivery. Order early to
avoid disappointment. Many varieties sell out before
March. We receive many testimonials on our fine stock,
and we give a generous count. All stock is selected be-
fore shipment. Minimum order $3.00. No warranty of
growth is implied in the sale nor will I be responsible for
the crop in any way. If you grow gladiolus for a profit
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Outstanding Varieties of Superb GLADIOLUS, Cont'd.

PINK BOUQUET—Light pink with a clean
creamy throat. Opens 10 florets on a medium
tall spike.

PINK CHIFFON—A unique shade of pink.
Makes a medium spike with 6 to 8 open. Fine
florist color.

POINSETTIA—Pure light spectrum red slight-
ly ruffled. 6 to 8 open on a tall spike. An ex-
cellent commercial and an outstanding glad.

PRINCESS—A clear medium rosy lavender,
shading to a lighter throat on which are a few
rose lines. 8 to 11 florets open on a tall spike.

QUIBERON—A soft peach buff, shading to
salmon at the edges, light yellow throat. 8 to
10 open on a 30-inch flower head.

RAVEL—A medium blue with reddish throat.
One of the best blues.

RECOMPENCE—Color medium yellow with a
red blotch. 8 to 10 open on a tall spike.

RED CHARM—An old standard red, but still
the best commercial to date. I have started
growing this variety again because the demand
is so great.

RED SKIN—A bright scarlet self color. This
big husky glad opens 9 florets with 6 showing
color.

RED TAPE—Just about the same color as Red
Charm. A large plain petaled glad with many
open florets. Very healthy, and a coming com-
“irerciat,— ; =

RED WING—Bright scarlet. Ax excellent com-
mercial in big demand.

REGINA—Very deep yellow showing some
orange with a large scarlet blotch. A most
beautiful glad and one that will be a leading
commercial when stock is available.

ROBERT ALAN—Brilliant medium yellow. 6 to
8 open on a medium tall spike.

ROYAL SCOTT—Blue purple. Soft shade with
plenty of life. Opens 7 to 8 on a medium tall
spike. Good for any purpose.

ROSITA—A unique shade of rose accented by
a small darker blotch, and with a narrow white
line around all petals. Wide open tightly at-
tached blooms are rolled, frilled and fluted.
Rosita is a grand variety for exhibition and
cutflower use.

RUFFLED EBONY—Black red glad with round-
ed florets. Heavily ruffled. Said to be the only
ruffled maroon glad, makes a good spike.

SANDMAN—A grand smokey with a very at-
tractive combination of colors. Up to 8 open
on a tall spike.

SENECA—tTall deep rose pink, tall stretchy
spikes with 10 or more open. Vigorous grower.
This was sensational in 1953.

SENEGAL—Brilliant red purple. Florets are
waved and ruffled and have attractive form.

A very nice glad.

KING DAVID

SHERWOOD—Ruffled deep purple. 6 to 7 open
on a long flower head. Some say this is the best
purple.

SIERRA SNOW—Huge glistening white with a
cream throat. 8 large blooms open. A winner
at the shows. A beauty.

SKALAWAG—A ruffled miniature. Very
healthy and fine growing habits. It’s a dark
pink with a soft scarlet feather. Tall grower,
6 open of heavy substances; healthy and an
excellent cutflower.

SPARTON—A very tall brilliant red. A very
fine cutflower. Should be better known.

SPIC & SPAN—Ruffled tall medium pink. 8 to
10 open on a straight spike. Excellent cutflower
and a glad that will be with us for a long time.

STRAWBERRY PEACH—Large wide open beau-
tifully ruffled bright orange pink with a soft
scarlet feather. Tall grower, 6 open of heavy
substance; healthy and an excellent cutflower.

SWEET SIXTEEN—Pure pink blending to light-
er throat. Very healthy and 100 per cent cut-
flower. An ideal glad. Florists like this one.

TAJ MAHAL—A clear creamy or oyster white.
6 to 7 open on a very nice spike. A spectacu-
lar glad.

THE RAJAH—Ruffled rich reddish purple. 8
ee florets on a tall spike. Much admired
glad.

THE ROAN—Rosy red covered with silvery

lines. Unique and different.
a tall spike.

TRAILS END—A deep rose lavender with a
creamy yellow throat. 6 to 8 open on a tall
spike, very nice. Good commercial.

TRULY FAIR—A glorified American Beauty
Rose red. A marvelous color of outstanding
value to florists’ trade, Early straight willowy
spike and perfect balance. ’

Huge blooms on

TYRONE—New orchid lavender of nice clean
shade. Small white markings in the throat with
a slight peppering of lavender. It opens 6 to 8
on a head of 20 buds. Holds its color well to
the tip. Facing placement and attachment are
just about ideal. Best new lavender cutflower.

VALDA—Huge Geer. lavender with better
stretch and longer flower head than Elizabeth
the Queen. 8 florets open on a 22-bud spike.

WHISTLE STOP—Brilliant rose purple, 24 bud
on a 22-inch flower head. Opens 10 ie the Field)
Very good.

WHITE GODDESS—Beautifully ruffled large
white florets of heavy substance. 6 to 8 open
on a tall spike, good cutflower. This glad is
making more friends every year.

WHITE LACE—A beautiful earl ffl
fluted white in 300 class. AP SATEEN Ieee

WONDER BOY—Rich dark purple _ shadi
lighter toward the edge. Opens 8 with U enone
ing color on a tall straight stem. Very good
placement.