THE LIBIS GARDENS 
Akron, Ohio 
PINK - (Continued) 
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OHIO STATE (Austin) Early, brilliant begonia-rose, 
tinted lavender. Good tall spike. 
PEARL OF CALIFORNIA (Kingsley) LaFrance pink, 
shading lighter to throat. 
PICARDY (Palmer) Clear light salmon pink. Blooms 
are of exceptional and surprising size, and of good 
substance. Tall spike. 
RICHARD DIENER (Diener) Light geranium pink 
with cream throat. 
ROSE-GOLD (A-Libis) Rose and gold as the name 
implies. Tall, graceful spikes. Late blooming. 
SALBACH’S ORCHID Lavender rose pink, shade of 
Cattleya orchid. Large, tall spike, holding many 
blooms open at a time. 
SALBACH’S PINK Large flower of geranium pink. 
Very tall spike with many flowers open at a time. 
TYCHO ZANG (Austin) 
Immense salmon-pink blooms. 
W. H. PHIPPS (Diener) Light rose salmon. Wonder¬ 
ful exhibition flower. 
WELCOME (Austin) Rich coral pink, light yellow 
throat; good size, ruffled, tall. 
WHITE AND CREAM 
ALBATROS (Pfitzer) Strong, tall spikes of large pure 
white flowers. 
BRIDAL VEIL (Austin) Large ruffled blooms, straight 
spike, greenish tinged buds. 
CARMEN SILVA (Prestgard) Good commercial pure 
white. Tall slender stems.. 
CASSANDRA (Errey) White with faint blush of pink, 
and large crimson blotches. 
EARLY WHITE No. 7 (A-Libis) Very early pure white 
with pleasing type of blossom. 
IVER’L (Austin) Entire bloom, including anthers and 
pollen, pure white. 
MAGNA BLANCA (Salbach) Very large blooms of nar¬ 
row petals on a spike of exceptional height. The 
color is ivory or cream, deeper in throat. 
MILADY IMOGENE (Austin)Early, pure white, medium 
sized, daintily frilled, open blossoms. Slender, pliable 
spikes. 
MME. MOUNET SULLEY (Lemoine) Ivory white with 
bright scarlet blotches. 
MRS. F. C. HORNBERGER (Hornberger)a white flower, 
slightly ruffled, of strong growth and tall spike. Late. 
PEACE (Groff) Strong growing white with purple 
spot in throat. 
RUFFOLACE (Kemp) Creamy white. Laciniated and 
ruffled. 
THE BLIMP (Austin) Very large white with petal edg¬ 
ing of pink or lavender. Exhibition variety. 
WHITE BUTTERFLY (Kundred) A white flower of the 
small decorative class. 
LAVENDER 
ELIZABETH LIBIS (A-Libis) Large blooms of orchid 
lavender, with cream throat, tall graceful spikes, 
popular, valuable early. A favorite with lovers of pas¬ 
tel shades. A consistent prize winner at the shows. 
IDABELLE FIRESTONE (A-Libis) Bloom 4 to 5V 2 in., 
clear rose-lavender, deeper at tips, many open at one 
time. Substance and placement good. Height, 40 to 
45 inches. An attractive and desirable exhibition and 
commercial flower. 
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