STAFFORD CONSERVATORIES, Stafford Springs, Conn. 
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October Rose. Has made a hit with its 
large incurved bloom for so early in the sea¬ 
son. Color, Lavender Pink. Maturing Oct. 
12. Terminal bud. 
Justrite. The most popular of all 
early Pinks. Perfectly globular in form on 
very strong stems. Habit of growth ideal. 
A good shipper. Matures Oct. 15th from 
terminal hud. 
Reality. (E. D. Smith). A very closely incurved variety and as its color 
is pink might be called Pink Bonaffan. Slightly deeper in color than Chieftain 
with more closely incurved petals. Diameter of flower 5 to 6 inches. Good 
shipper. Height 4 feet. Good stem and foliage. Select bud Aug. 5th. Ma¬ 
tures Oct. 20th. $1.00 per doz., $5.00 per 100, $40.00 per 1000. 
Rose Chochard. A very early pink, maturing Oct. 20th. Being of dwarf 
habit and a most pleasing shade, has gained favor with those who have known 
and grown it. Incurved type. Height 3 feet. Take bud Aug. 15th. 
Pink Delight. Color, rosy pink, much brighter than Chieftain. Stem 
excellent and foliage well up the flower. Form is reflexed; 6 inches in diam¬ 
eter. Height four feet. Select bud about September 10. Matures Oct. 25th. 
Chieftain. Deep, clear pink, incurved. On the order of Major Bonaffan. 
Very fine mid-season pink. 
LaFrance. Of perfect incurved form showing the reverse of the petals. 
The general color is a silvery mauve with upper surface nearly purple. Blooms 
eight inches in diameter are cut October 28th from buds reserved August 15th. 
$1.00 per doz., $5.00 per 100, $45.00 per 1000. 
Pink Turner. (Mrs. J. Leslie Davis). A clear lavender pink sport of 
Turner. Matures early in November. $3.50 per 100, $30.00 per 1000. 
J. >V. Prince. A large incurved bloom. Color, deep pink. Has same 
habits as the Chieftain family. Maturing early November. 
Mrs. Alex Laurie. (E. D. Smith). A very good incurved light pink. Does 
not mature until about November 15. Attains a height of about four feet with 
perfect stem and foliage. Flowers six inches in diameter. Select bud Sep¬ 
tember 20. 
Distinction. A fine Commercial incurved pink. Matures Nov. 20th, and 
later. This variety is grown extensively in place of Pink Seidewitz. 
Dr. Engueliard. Bright rose pink. Double from either bud. While those 
from the late buds are somewhat smaller they are greatly improved in color. 
Blooms 6 inches in diameter mature Nov, 10, Date of bud, Sept. 5. Height, 
four feet. 
Justrite 
