BRAUCHER GARDENS * * GLADIOL. US 
VARIETY 
Noel L. Reeve ( Phillips) Rose pink with 
lighter throat . 
Ohio State (A) Begonia-rose, tinted laven- 
der. Earliest glad we know of. 
Orange Queen (Pf) One of the very nicest 
clear orange prims. Tall, strong growing 
variety ... 
Orange Sovereign (Steves) Early light 
orange buff suffused salmon toward tip of 
petals. Clear yellow throat. 8-10 large 
slightly ruffled blooms open on tall, straight 
spike -..... 
Orange Wonder (Kemp) Large flowering: 
clear orange .. 
Our Selection (Ball) Rich salmon-red over¬ 
laid with slate; lower petals blotched cerise, 
bordered with cream. Good straight spike. 
A great exhibition variety. 
Paisley (A) Odd shade of rose and gold. 
Tintings of shrimp-pink in lower petals 
deepening to eosine pink toward edges, 
overlaid wth mauvette . 
Patricia Carter (Pf) Flowers of a beauti¬ 
ful tone of shrimp-pink. Mediuiru spike 
with five or six perfectly placed florets 
open at one time. Very dainty. 
Paul Pfitzer (Pf) A brilliant velvety pur¬ 
ple. Tall, perfect placement. Several open.. 
Pearl of California (Kingsley) La France 
pink, blending to a rosy white in throat. 
Ten to twelve open. A consistent winner. .. 
Pelegrina (Pf) A pure, dark violet-blue. 
The lower petals are somewhat darker. A 
color that has never before appeared in 
any glad. Six to eight open at one time. 
All the buds on the spike show color when 
the first floret opens . 
Pfitzer’s Triumph (Pf) One of the finest 
and largest gladiolus ever introduced and 
will remain as a leader for many years. 
Blooms have a diameter of six or more 
inches. A bright salmon-orange with a vel¬ 
vet-red blotch. A sensation. 
Picardy (Pal) Picardy is the most outstand¬ 
ing glad ever introduced. A soft apricot- 
pink with a silvery sheen, feathering of 
slightly deeper color in throat. The indi¬ 
vidual florets are extremely large. Slightly 
ruffled, of a heavy, wax-like texture. There 
are ten of these blooms open at one time, 
well placed on a graceful spike. A consist¬ 
ent winner ..... 
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