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jO r: ING- SUNSET. HT. (Wilhelm hordes, 1934. J U.S.Plant Potent No 
Blooms ore r.n odd combination of orange-yellow and rose pink, a 
unique but pleasing color effect. Buds are long, pointed; open 
flor:ers have center of curled petals. Fragrant. A free and con¬ 
tinuous bloomer. Color sometimes variable. §1.50 ea. 
104. 
HINRICH GAEI3E. HT. (W.hordes Sons,1931.) A fine long-pointed bud of 
nasturtium-red, opening into a large, double, orange-yellow bloom 
with nasturtium-yeHow glow. Flower is produced on a long, strong 
stem, plants are vigorous and free flowering. $1*50 ea. 
LADY SACKVXLLE. HT. (B.R.Cant & Sons, 1933.) 
pure white borne on a long, strong stem. 
A very large flower of 
§1.25 ea. 
LADY VIOLET ASTOR. HT. (B.R.Cant & Sons,1933.) Flower very large 
and exceptionally lasting of deep rose-pink. Excellent garden 
variety of first class quality. Free-blooming. $1.25 fea. 
LAL. HT. (W.Easlea & Sons, 1933.) Fine, bold flower with 20 or more 
long, deep petals. It is a bright pink of about the same shade as 
Mrs. Henry Morse, with a rich yellow suffusion extending upward 
from the base of the petals. Especially recommended for its ex¬ 
quisite perfume. Splendid for cutting. $1.25 ea. 
LEONARD BARRON. HT. HT.-Nutkana. (J.H.Nicolas, 1931.) The blooms are 
very large and full double to the center with nearly 100 petals. 
The colors are softly blended, light salmon and shell-pink being 
suffused with pale copper. Tho form is unusually good for so 
large and heavy a rose. Makes a fine showing on the plant; before 
cutting allow the bloom toopen on the plant. Foliage strong and 
healthy, plants robust, spreading in habit. Awarded many prizes. 
Named for the horticultural editor of "American Home" magazine. 
$1.00 ea. 
LESLEY DUDLEY. HT. (S.McOredy & Son,1932.) A perfectly formed 
flower of 35 petals, roso-pink throughout with an ormge-scarlet 
sheen. At times tho outside of the petals is suffused with soft, 
pinkish buff and gold. Fragrance strong and sweet. $1.25 ea. 
LITTLE BEAUTY. HT. (Howard & Smith,1935.) Plant Patent pending. 
Small, very double flowers of bright cerise-pink, fading to 
pleasing pink. Foliage leathery. Vigorous (3 ft.) upright, bushy 
profuse, continuous bloomer. $1.00 ea. 
LUD t 'ICt OPPENHEIMER. HT. (Leender Bros.,1932.) Fine, full flowers 
with 50 or more petals arranged in an elegant pointed form. Deep 
glowing crimson-scarlet with a velvety sheen; strong, delightful 
perfume, plants grow vigorously and upright, with few thorns and 
brilliant green, didease-resi stant foliage. $1.25 ea. 
LYDIA. HT. (H.A •Verschuren & Sons,1932.) Orange-rose is the color 
of the variety although in effect it is a fine tone of pink. 
Buds long and pointed; blooms large, full, high centered and 
perfectly shaped and moderately fragrant, plants vigorous and 
free-flowering. $1.00 ea. 
