RICHARD DIENER, OXNARD, CALIFORNIA, U. S. A. 
GLADIOLUS BULBS 
ALICE TIPLADY (Eunderd).—A very popular Primu- 
linus. Grenadine orange. Many flowers open 
at one time. 
Large Medium 
Each ...$ .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
Per 100 . 5.00 
ARISTOCRAT (Bill).—Tall straight spike. Color pale 
saffron flaked orange. A real aristocrat among 
glads. 
Large Medium 
Each ..S .20 
Dozen .. 2.00 S 1.00 
BETTY NUTHALL (Salbach).—Warm light coral with 
pale throat. A prize winner. 
Large Medium 
Each . S .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
COPPER BRONZE (Eunderd).—Copper bronze color. 
Large Medium 
Each .-. S .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
(Gladiolus) DIENER'S BLUE GEM.—A 1935 nov¬ 
elty. Delphinium blue, darker in center like 
Geraldine Farrar, but larger and longer stems. 
A fine grower and propagator and one of the 
best blues. 
Large Medium 
Each .$3.00 $1.50 
Dozen .25.00 12.00 
(Gladiolus) DIENER'S TRIUMPH (Diener).—A 1935 
novelty. A seedling of Mrs. Leon Douglas crossed 
with Scarlet Wonder. I consider this the best of 
all my many Gladiolus creations. Rose Doree 
overlaid with flame scarlet. Flowers are 7 inches 
in diameter. Perfectly built on long, perfect 
stems. On the order of Commander Koehl but 
larger and faultless in every detail. A fair propa¬ 
gator, making large bulblets. It unquestionably 
will soon be as popular as Mrs. Leon Douglas. 
Large Medium 
Each .$25.00 $15.00 
Bulblets, each $2.00, G for $10.00. 
DR. F. E. BENNETT (Diener).—Deep peach red over¬ 
laid with flame scarlet. Lip speckled ruby and 
white. Most fiery red imaginable. Flowers of 
the very largest size with many opening at once. 
Most perfect red we have ever seen. 
Large Medium 
Each . .. S .10 
Dozen . 1-00 .... 
DR. VAN FLEET (E P G).—Tall, beautiful rose pink 
with a cream throat. 
Large Medium 
Each.$ -10 
Dozen . L00 $ .50 
ELF (Diener).—White. One of the best white Gladi¬ 
olus for cutting. Long, perfect spikes. Large 
flowers. 
Large Medium 
Each. S -10 
Dozen . L00 $ .50 
Per 100 . 3.00 
ELOISE (Dorrett).—New. A beautiful orchid color 
with the finest throat markings. Has great possi¬ 
bilities. 
Large Medium 
Each .$1.00 $ .50 
Dozen . 10.00 5.00 
GLADDIE BOY (G. B.).—Ruffled orange pink. Yel¬ 
low throat, large. 
Large Medium 
Each .$ .10 .... 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
GOLDEN FRILLS (Eunderd). — Edges of petals 
heavily frilled. Deep daffodil yellow. Dark throat. 
Large Medium 
Each ____ _ $ .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
Per 100 . 4.00 
HELEN JACOBS (Salbach).—Large, clear jasper 
pink, lower petals straw colored with pink edges. 
Tall, vigorous growth, with six to eight blooms 
open at one time. Early, heavy substance. 
Large Medium 
Each .$ .15 .... 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
LA PALOMA (Dusinberre).—Excellent orange with 
darker throat. A very fine variety. 
Large Medium 
Each .$ .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
MAGNA BLANCA (Salbach).—Huge ivory white of 
heavy substance and good placement. A rapid 
increaser which grows well from small stock. 
Excellent for breeding. 
Large Medium 
Each ....$ .15 
Dozen .. 1.50 $ .75 
MING TOY (Eunderd).—Primulinus. Buff and yel¬ 
low. 
Large Medium 
Each . $ .10 . 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
MISS BLOOMINGTON (E).—Very early light yel¬ 
low. Six or more good-sized, well-placed blooms 
open at a time. A very nice variety. 
Large Medium 
Each .. . $ .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
MOTHER MACHREE (Stevens).—A most interesting 
and popular new Gladiolus in the smoky group. 
Vinaceous lavender with edges of petals over¬ 
laid salmon pink. 
Large Medium 
Each ...$ .20 
Dozen . 2.00 $1.00 
MRS. F. C. PETERS (Fischer). —Amaranth pink with 
purplish blot in the throat. Tall straight spike. 
Large Medium 
Each ... $ .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
MRS. LEON DOUGLAS (Diener). — Begonia rose 
striped with scarlet. One of my best creations. 
Large Medium 
Each .. $ .10 
Dozen . 1.00 $ .50 
Per 100 ... . 5.00 
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