BILL’S GLAD FARMS, CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. 
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GOLDEN MEASURE—Pure golden yel¬ 
low, with very large flowers. Strong 
grower. 10c each. 
GOLDINA—Grows very tall and straight. 
Early ruffled, naphthalene yellow, with 
striking blotch of amaranth purple. 10c 
each. 
GRANDIFLORA—Ruffled white, with 
rich, velvety purple throat line. Petals 
rolled back at edges. 25c each. 
GWYNDOLIN—Deep rose color with 
exquisite throat markings. Very tall, 
strong and straight, large flowers, well 
open. 25c each. 
GYPSY BUTTERFLY — Vivid, deep, 
spectrum red, with large throat blotch 
and feather. The blotch resembles a 
beautiful large butterfly in the center 
of each flower. 15c each. 
HALCYON—A very strong grower, al¬ 
ways straight and throwing flower spikes 
with 18 to 24 buds. A beautiful, soft, 
rose pink, shading deeper toward the 
petal tips. 10c each. 
HALLEY—Large, early salmon pink. 
5c each. 
HERADA—A glistening, clear lavender, 
known as mauve. A favorite. 10c each. 
HEY DAY—Begonia rose with a neat 
throat feather of Carmine and white 
midribs on the petals. 35c each. 
HILDA—A big, husky, geranium pink, 
with light throat. 10c each. 
HOPEWELL WHITE — Another pure 
white, with vigorous, strong growth, 
well formed spike, good, large flowers. 
15c each. 
IDYLL—Very large, round flowers of 
brilliant geranium pink. Picric yellow 
throat, with feather of aster purple. 25c 
each. 
JASPER—A sturdy, strong grower, 
with large, well placed flowers of Jasper 
red with waved petals. 10c each. 
JENNA' LIND—Shrimp pink deepening 
to geranium pink at tips of petals. Ruf¬ 
fled and petals reflexed at tips. 10c each. 
KALEIDOSCOPE—Wonderful rich com¬ 
bination of scarlet, edged with shaded 
rose. Very ruffled, 16 to 18 buds, 6 
open, facing and spacing correct. The 
name Kaleidoscope refers to the rapid 
change and blend of colors in the flower. 
25c each. 
KATINKA—A dainty white, very ruf¬ 
fled, with a heavy distinct plume of 
Phlox purple. 20c each. 
KING MIDAS—A pure picric yellow, 
with a very faint line of garnet brown 
in the center. The largest we have ever 
seen of the Primulinus form. 25c each. 
See botton page 20 for prices 
on three or more of a kind. 
Cleopatra 
CLEOPATRA (Ruffled)—Very deep yel¬ 
low. Large, massive spikes. Heavy 
substance Created a sensation at the 
Rochester Exposition. Rated 9 8 per cent 
as an exhibition variety by Gersdorff. 
Late flowering. 50c each. 
