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LORD MAYOR TRELOAR — Bright 
rosy red, a very effective maroon blotch 
in the upper petals. Large white center 
and lighter margins. Free flowering. 
GALATEA—Slightly fringed white, 
lightly marked or streaked pink. Rich 
blotch on upper petals. Robust habit. 
GLORIOSA— An improvement on 
Kingston Beauty. Beautiful pearly 
white petals. Solid blotch on upper 
petals. 
BRIDEGROOM—Rosy blush of very 
pleasing maroon shade. Beautifully 
crimped flowers. Dwarf and free. 
DUKE OF CORNWALL —Gigantic 
well formed flowers of great substance, 
slightly crimped petals. Reddish crim¬ 
son, each petal bordered light salmon. 
Splendid branching habit. 
COUNTESS OF CREWE—Fine bold 
flowers of an attractive satiny rose shade. 
Petals beautifully crimped and of a thick 
leathery substance. Splendid sort. 
VICTOR—Lower petals carmine, upper 
petals dark mahogany, edged with 
straw-berry and carmine, large white 
center. Free flowering. 
GERANIUMS 
NOVELTY FOR 1314 
JOHN MEYER. — A cross between 
L’Aube and Jean Oberle?. The trusses of 
bloom are immense, having often over a 
hundred florets to the cluster, semi¬ 
double, pure white with no trace of 
color. Very free in bloom. Color of 
foliage dark green and leaves small like 
its parent, Jean Oberle. This fine nov¬ 
elty is best described as a white Oberle. 
DE WITT’S PEDIGREE SET FOR 1912 
GENERAL WAYNE—Seedling of S. 
A. Nutt crossed with Jean Oberle. Large 
semi-double flowers borne in large trus¬ 
ses, color rich carmine, foliage small. 
Habit and foliage like Jean Oberle. 
Stands bedding well. 
AVIATOR RODGERS—Seedling of 
Mme. Landry crossed with Ivlme. L. 
Bisquit. Very large clusters of semi¬ 
double flowers. Color bright salmon. 
Habit very robust. Good as a pot plant 
or bedder. 
DR. WILEY—Seedling of L’Aube 
crossed with Jean Oberle. Double flor¬ 
ets, color darker pink than Oberle. Small 
foliage. Habit of growth ideal. 
AVIATOR ATWOOD—Seedling of S. 
A. Nutt crossed with Jean Viaud. Very 
free. in bloom. Stands the sun well. 
Semi-double flowers, medium sized foli¬ 
age. Growth similar to Viaud. Color 
bright pink. 
Dewitt’s Pedigree Set tor 1911 
PANAMA—A cross between Dryden 
and Pamela. It is a very much improved 
Dryden, being a stronger grower ana 
much brighter in color with distinct 
white markings in the upper petals. 
Very free flowering. Single flowers. 
BRIGHT EYES —A cross between 
Jules Lametre and Jean Viaud. This is 
the most distinct yet offered in the 
Cyclops type. The flowers are large, color 
bright red shaded to violet with an un¬ 
usually large white eye. Dwarf bushy 
growth. Single. 
WHITE CLOUD—A cross between 
Mile. Anastasie Lecadre and Pamela. 
Pure white form of Pamela which is 
well known as one of the best of the 
English round flowered type. Enormous 
trusses. Single. 
RUBY—Seedling of S. A. Nutt crossed 
with Pamela. Beautiful semi-double 
flowers on extra long stems. Large 
clusters. As free in bloom as S. A. Nutt 
and of similar habit of growth. Color 
dark currant red suffused with violet. 
Stands the sun well. 
Minneapolis, Minn. 
Sept. 17th., 1913. 
F. H. DeWitt & Co., 
Wooster, Ohio. 
Dear Sirs:— 
Your new geranium, Ruby, is 
certainly worthy to have a prace in every 
garden. It was in my opinion the best 
geranium in the garden. Your beds were 
looking fine after the Convention and I 
was sorry to dig them up when they 
were at their best. Yours very truly 
LOUIS BOEGLIN. 
Head Gardener of the Minneapolis Parks. 
GENERAL WOOSTER—Seedling of 
S. A. Nutt and Jean Viaud. Plant of 
dwarf compact habit. Thick foliage. 
Enormous trusses, borne on heavy rigid 
stems. Color rose pink. As its parent¬ 
age would indicate it is a good sort for 
pot plants or bedding out. Semi-double. 
