GLADIOLUS 
PRICES PREPAID 
VARIETY — ORIGINATOR — DESCRIPTION 
Per 
Lg- 
Med. 
Sm. 
Per 
Bulblets 
SOLVEIG (Baerman), a new white ruffled, late. 
1 
6.00 
4.00 
2.00 
1 
.25 
SPRAY OF GOLD (Palmer), prim, grand early deep clear yellow.. 
10 
.80 
.50 
.30 
100 
.50 
STAR OF BETHLEHEM (Pf.), new pure white. Large florets. 
1 
1.50 
1.00 
.60 
1 
.25 
SUNSHINE GIRL (Stevens), prim grand, a clear pink with yellow 
throat .. 
10 
.50 
.30 
.15 
100 
.25 
SUNSHINE GLOW (Neeley), orange scarlet, a very early one. 
10 
.60 
.30 
.15 
100 
.20 
TIP TOP (Pf.), warm red to scarlet, large, tall, extra good_ 
1 
1.50 
1.00 
.70 
1 
.25 
VALENCIA (Christ), a blend of rich orange and scarlet, large_ 
1 
1.00 
.60 
.30 
10 
.80 
VESPER BELLS (Neeley), very dainty rich buff, ruffled. . . 
1 
.20 
.15 
.10 
10 
.30 
WINGS OF JOY (Christ), a flesh pink, penciled, many open. ... 
1 
2.00 
1.00 
.50 
10 
1.00 
BUY BULBLETS IN QUANTITY 
Pints or half Pints at Quart Rate. 
For larger quantities write for special quotations 
Variety Quart Price 
Aflame .$ 2.00 
Aida . 3.40 
Albatros . 7.50 
Apple Blossom . 1.60 
Apricot Glow . 1.20 
Ave Marie . 2.80 
Belinde . 1.75 
Berty Snow . 2.00 
Betty Nuthall . 1.50 
Bill Sowden . . . 1 5.00 
Capt. Boynton . 1.40 
Commander Koehl . 8.00 
Dr. Bennett . 1.80 
Dr. Moody . 2.40 
Dr. N. Shook. 1.80 
Early Sunrise . 1.40 
F. J. McCoy . 4.00 
Gay Hussar . 1.20 
Variety Quart Price 
Giant Nymph . 1.00 
Gladdie Boy . 1.00 
Golden Dream . 1.40 
Golden Frills . 1.20 
Iwa . 1.40 
Joerg’s White . 2.00 
Krimhilde . 2.80 
Loyalty .. 3.00 
Longfellow . 1.20 
Mammoth White . 9.00 
Marmora . 2.20 
Mary Lockwood . 3.00 
Minuet . 4.00 
Mrs. F. C. Peters . 1.80 
Mrs. Von Konynenburg. 1.80 
Miss Des Moines . 4.00 
Mr. W. H. Phipps . 1.60 
Mrs. Leon Douglas . 1.20 
Variety Quart Price 
Mrs. P. W. Sisson . 1.60 
Nixie ..... ! .60 
Orange Butterfly . 3.80 
Pfitzers Triumph . 1.60 
Picardy . 6.00 
Primrose Princess . 2.00 
Pour Le Merit . 4.50 
Red Lory . 20.00 
Rozan . 1.80 
Rita Beck . 2.40 
Salbach’s Pink . 6.00 
Veilchenblau .. 2.50 
Yvonne . 1.50 
Mildred Louise . 60.00 
For larger quantities, write for 
special quotations. 
ABBREVIATIONS OF ORIGINATORS: (A) Austin, (E) Ellis, (D) Diener, (Pf.) Pfitzer, (S) Salbach, (K) Kunderd (F) 
Fisher. 
The bulbs and bulblets are all hand picked thus assuring good size, the bulblets are screened taking small stock 
out. Good plump solid stock only is sent out. We wanjt you to be satisfied. 
NOTE: ALL STOCK IS GUARANTEED THRIP FREE 
10 bulbs may be had at 100 price and 10 bulbs or bulblfe ts may be had at 8 times the single price, and 100 at 8 times 
the 10 price, also three bulbs may be had at ten price. 
Personally, I believe that a bulb of number 2 or 3 sixe is the best for all around use. Number one is better for some 
purposes, while number 4, 5, and 6 give small flowers but make finer bulbs and produce more bulblets as a general rule. 
Mixed sizes gives longer period of blooming. 
Ail BULBS TREATED THIS PALL 
Our bulbs have been treated with napthalene flakes this fall;; then they were fumigated with cyanogas twice leaving 
ten days between fumigations. The Oregon Gladiolas Growers requested that the Dept, of Agriculture make these rigid 
treatments in order that the THRIP may be stamped out. In addition all our bulbs will be treated in LYE water. 
Formula as follows: 1 can ordinary concentrated lye (10 cents) to 25 gallons of water and let soak for 8 hours or longer. 
No thrip can live in a treatment like this. In addition we will spray our plants after they get up say 8 or 10 inches; then, 
again, in two weeks with Black leaf ’40. and a small amount of Brown sugar so as to make the spray stick to the plant. 
Try this and I am sure you will come out with some fine blooms again this season. 
I might add that when you sack your bulbs ready for treating in lye water be sure to get good labels and mark plain¬ 
ly and be sure that the tags do not become submerged in this as the lye will eat the markings off the tag. I suggest that 
a string be attached to the sack and tag and let hang over the container. 
Corrosive subliment is also good, but be sure and not use metal containers as it eats metal. Use a wooden barrel or 
crocks. 
ALL STOCK OFFERED AND ORDERS ACCEPTED SUBJECT TO PRIOR SALE 
LEONARD C. LARSON 
5921 North Atlantic Street PORTLAND, OREGON 
