KAYLOR NURSERIES, BLAINE, WASHINGTON 
General List Of Choice Gladioli 
PRICES: Where prices are not given following description, the price will be 
two bulbs of a kind for ten cents, three for 15 cents, seven for 30c, twelve for 
50c, 28 for $1.00, 100 for $3.25. In all cases this means for this number of one 
variety. 
Medium and small bulbs: Prices quoted in this list are for large bulbs, 
iy 4 inches or larger. Medium bulbs, % inch or larger, at three-fourths the 
large bulb price with small bulbs, one- half inch or larger, at half the large bulb 
price. Provided that no single item of any order is for less than 15c. 
Washington Customers, Please Add Sales Tax. 
Some abbreviations have been used as follows: Originators, Betch.—Betcher; 
C. —Coleman; Carp.—Carpenter; D.—Diener; Horn.—Hornberger; K.—Hundred; 
Pal.—Palmer; Pur.—Purple; Pf.—Pfitzer; Sal.—Salbach; Lem.—Lemoine. 
Type: Dec.—Decorative—spikes of medium size with four or more open 
florets; more attractive for their charm than for size. Ex.—Exhibition—large 
florets on tall and heavy spikes. P. before Ex. or Dec. means this flower shows 
primulinus blood. 
Sea.—Season—refers to the blooming period; early, etc. 
Sub.—Substance—refers to texture; A.—Heavy; B.—Medium; C.—Light. 
Health—a new feature in a Glad catalog: Refers to variety’s disease resis¬ 
tance, bulblet production, bulblet germination, and its general growth. 
Order early—stock limited on many kinds. 
Opinions and ratings are those gained by experience in growing the varie¬ 
ties mentioned on Puget Sound. 
We do not substitute varieties but reserve the right to send equal value in next 
size where we are out of size ordered. 
Variety — Originator — Color Type 
Aida, Pf., deep violet blue with maroon blotch. Dec. 
Very early. 2-15c; 5-30c. 
Ave Maria, Pf., somewhat lighter in color than E-Dec. 
Aida but larger and better: 2-15c; 5-30c. 
Attention, Blake, peach and red or salmon- Ex. 
orange with a yellow throat. l-25c. 
A. E. Amos, Mair, very light lavender, cream Ex. 
throat, bordered with lavender line. 
Good. l-15c; 3-40c. 
Aflame, Horn., Begonia rose. Large flaring flor- Ex. 
ets on tall spike, six open, 
Albatros, Pf., pure white. A grand glad of glis- Ex. 
tening whiteness 
Blue Moon, Blake, medium violet, purple Dec. 
plume in throat. 2-20c. 
Bagdad, Palmer, old rose, deeper at edges, E-Dec 
lighter in throat, faint creamy blotch, 
slightly smokey. 2-15c. 
Bronze Maid, Ellis, brownish red, purple throat, Ex. 
Betty Nuthall, Sal., orange pink. Tall with six Ex. 
glowing florets. Pale orange throat. 
Bertie Snow, Mair., lavender. We prefer it to Ex.-Dec. 
Minuet which it greatly resembles. 
Charles Dickens, Pf., purple red. Wins the Ex. 
prizes in the purple class 
Cecil, Mair, salmon-scarlet with a purplish Dec. 
sheen and a yellow throat. l-15c; 3-40c. 
Canberra, Erry, yellow. Buds greenish, turns Ex. 
light golden. Very strong grower. 
Coryphee, Pf., light pink. Strawberries with lots Ex. 
of cream 
Comrade, Mair., slaty salmon. An unusual com- Ex. 
bination of slaty purple and salmon. L. 
2-15c; 12-65C. 
Sea. 
Size 
Sub. 
Health 
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M 
B 
C 
E 
L 
B 
B 
E 
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B 
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B 
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B 
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B 
B 
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M 
B 
A 
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L 
B 
B 
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M 
B 
C 
L 
L 
A 
A 
M 
M 
A 
A 
M 
M 
A 
A 
M 
M 
B 
C 
L 
L 
A 
A 
M 
L 
B 
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