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SARATOGA 



POLKA 



Fl. (Meilland) Plant Pat. 1939. 

 The clear, lively pink which makes 

 Polka so cheerful has already made 

 this fine, newer Floribunda a fa- 

 vorite with many gardeners. Flowers 

 are 3H inches across and have 40 to 

 45 petals in good, solid fashion. The 

 strong-growing, medium-height plant 

 always has them in a wonderful dis- 

 play. Has a nice tea-rose fragrance. 

 A Polka flower cluster is colorful — 

 beautiful. 82 ea.; 3 or more, SI. 75 

 ea.; 25 or more, .$1.60 ea. 



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SARATOGA HtWt 



All- America for 1964 



(Wfc\ ^- Pl an f P a t- App. For. The pure white, 

 ^§3? gardenia-like flowers of this brand-new 

 All-America are not only breathtakingly beauti- 

 ful but also exceptionally large. The open flower 

 is often 43^ inches across — unusual in a Flori- 

 bunda. The buds are somewhat cream-colored, and 

 open to the purest white. Flowers come on the 

 plant in generous Floribunda style — a profusion 

 of them; and are always available for cutting. 

 When cut, they last long. Equally desirable is an 

 old-rose fragrance which perfumes the air around 

 Saratoga. The plant reaches 2}4 to 3 feet in height 

 and has glossy, green foliage. $2.50 

 ea.; 3 or more, $2.20 ea.; 

 25 or more, $2 ea. 



