76 Bulletin 127. 



America. (Morse. ) 



Fair ; expanded, notched ; medium size ; poor substance ; color, heavily 

 Streaked crimson ; bloom profuse. 



Height Aug. 6, six feet, six inches. 



t Crimson and white streaked. Has more crimson than Gaiety, Mrs. Jos. 

 Chamberlain, Queen of the Isles or Red and White Striped, with which it 

 forms a series. Mrs. Chamberlain is the lightest in color. 

 American Belle. (Breck. ) 



Is Apple Blossom. 

 Apple Blossom. (Morse.)* 



Good ; hooded ; large size ; good substance ; color varies between pur- 

 plish rose and light purplish pink ; bloom profuse. 

 Height Aug. 6, six feet. 

 A standard. Would be ' ' very good ' ' if true to type. 



fVariable, particularly in wings. Liable to be mottled. Mottling seems to 

 be a seasonal defect or due to fertilizer. See American Florist, July iS, 1896, 

 P- 1330. 

 Apple Blossom, dovihlG. (Burpee.) 



Very good ; hooded ; large ; good substance ; color rose pink ; bloom 

 sparse-medium. 



Height Aug. 6, four feet, six inches. 



Occasional!}- double. 



A good strain of Apple Blossom. 

 Black. (Morse.) 



Poor ; reflexed, notched ; medium size ; poor substance ; color, claret, 

 wings purple ; bloom medium. 



Height Aug. 6, five feet, six inches. 



t Bloom profuse toward end of season. Poor at best. 

 Black and Brown Striped. (Breck. ) 



Poor ; expanded or reflexed, notched ; medium size ; very poor sub- 

 stance; color, streaked claret, wings streaked reddish purple; bloom medium. 



Height Aug. 6, five teet. 



t Large size as a rule. Not an attractive variety. 

 Black Purple. (Breck. ) 



Is the Black. 

 Blanche Burpee. (Morse. )* 1895. 



Good; expanded or reflexed ; medium-large size ; fair-good substance ; 

 pure white ; bloom medium profuse. 



Height Aug. 6, three feet, six inches. 



Is a disappointment ; produced very few fully expanded blossoms, those, 

 how^ever, of good quality. 



t Size variable ; substance, poor. Wings crumpled, unlike other whites in 

 this respect. Larger than Alba Magnifica ; poor bloomer. 

 Blanche Bujpee. (Hutcliins. )* 1895. 



Same as Blanche Burpee (Morse). 



t A little better than preceding. 

 Blanche Burpee. (S. S. P. Co).* 1895. 



Same as Blanche Burpee (Morse). 



Height August 6, three feet. 



