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COLONIAL GARDENS 
CLASS 11 — ROSE PINKS 
FIRST HUNDRED 5S SECOND HUNDRED equals) 
Originator 
Year 
Size 
Substance 
Variety 
Unit Price 
Type 
Season 
Deficiencies 
Symons 
.1927 
L.D. 
B 
AMETHYST__ 
..08 
Ruf. 
..M. 
21. 
Hullibarger 
...1936 
M.D. 
B 
BEAUTIFUL OHIO** ... 
_ 4.00 
PL 
.M. 
Arenius 
1931 
L.D. 
B 
CONSTANCY*.. 
_ .05 
PI. 
_M. . 
Kunderd 
1916 
S.D. 
B 
CRINKLES 
.05 
Ruf. 
.M. 
7. 
Kunderd 
...1931 
M.D. 
B 
JOANNA HILL*_ 
1.00 
PL 
_M_ 
?.. 
Arenius 
. .1934 
L.D. 
B 
PINNACLE.. 
.15 
PL 
.M_ 
Salbach 
.1930 
L.D. 
B 
SALBACH’S ORCHID*. 
_ .05 
PL 
.... EM. 
19. 
Phillips__.. 
_1927 
M.D. 
C 
SUNNYSIDE 
For Future Rating 
..50 
PL 
_ML .... 
19. 
Kinyon 
1936 
M.D. 
B 
ALA YNE .. 
. 2.00 
PL 
_M. 
Baerman 
. 1936 
Ex. 
B 
MAXWELTON .. 
10.00 
PL 
.M_ 
Kinyon_ 
_1935 
M.D. 
B 
NANCY ANN.. ... 
.. 2.00 
PL 
_M_ 
Alayne, which might be described as a rote-pink Mrs. Sisson, was very fine at the National Show two years ago. The past summer, 
doubtless due to the dry weather, it bloomed rather small. Since we do not wish to do this variety an injustice by putting it in the 
Second Hundred when further trial might well disclose that it would be as outstanding under normal conditions as when first displayed, 
we are listing it among the trial varieties. Since we do not want to be in any hurry about putting our own originations in the First 
Hundred we are also holding out Maxwelton another year, though there seems little doubt that this variety will become a leader in 
this color class. 
CLASS 12 — ROSE REDS 
Originator 
Year 
Size 
Substance 
Variety 
Unit Price 
Type 
Season 
Deficiencies 
Zimmer. 
_1931 
Ex. 
B 
DREAM O’BEAUTY** 
_ .05 
PL 
_M_ 
9... 
Kunderd 
..1916 
L.D. 
A 
PURPLE GLORY. .... 
_ .05 
Ruf. 
...M... 
24 . . 
Errey 
_1928 
Ex. 
B 
RED LORY* . 
..08 
PL 
.M_ 
5_ 
Gelser_ 
1931 
M.D. 
B 
RED PIRATE 
_ .06 
PL 
_M. 
7 . 
Crow.. . 
1935 
M.D. 
B 
ROSE WINGS**. 
.25 
Ruf. 
.... EM... 
Crow.. 
. ..1929 
L.D. 
B 
SULTAN (C) 
Ruf. 
.M.. 
19.. 
When we take visitors into our garden, one of the varieties which attracts the most attention is Dream O'Beauty because of its great 
height, size, and vivid coloring. Every year we sell completely out of this variety except for the small stock we reserve for our own 
planting. Dream O’Beauty possesses the same color as the American Beauty rose. 
CLASS 13 — LAVENDERS 
Originator 
Year 
Size 
Substance 
Variety Unit Price 
Type 
Season 
Deficiencies 
Errey 
1929 
L.D. 
B 
A. H. WOODFUL* 
.12 
PL 
ML 
2,25 
Mair. _ 
..1918 
L.D. 
B 
BERTY SNOW*. 
. .05 
PL 
...M... 
7.... 
Arenius.. 
.1934 
L.D. 
B 
EARLY MELODY**_ 
. .07 
PL 
.... EM . 
Kinyon__ 
.1934 
L.D. 
B 
HONOR*.... 
1.00 
PL 
...M... 
Austin.. 
_1931 
L.D. 
B 
IDABELLE FIRESTONE*.. 
. .20 
PL 
M 
Pfitzer.. 
..1935 
L.D. 
B 
ISOLA BELLA*... 
. 4.00 
PL 
M.... 
Prestgard.... 
.1926 
L.D. 
B 
JANE ADDAMS . _ 
. .05 
PL 
...ML 
21,7. 
Arenius_ 
_1930 
M.D. 
A 
KING ARTHUR* 
.10 
Ruf. 
EM 
Gelser. 
1926 
M.D. 
B 
MARY FREY* . 
.05 
Pl. 
EM . 
1 
Coleman_ 
_1922 
L.D. 
B 
MINUET*** . 
.05 
PL 
ML 
24. 
Fischer__ 
_1919 
M.D. 
B 
MRS. F. C. PETERS* 
.05 
PL 
..L. 
24,25.... 
Zimmer_ 
..1928 
M.D. 
B 
QUEEN OF BREMEN***. 
.05 
PL 
.. E...._.. 
From the commercial standpoint the two most important lavenders are certainly Queen of Bremen and Minuet. Several years ago 
during a spell of extremely hot weather Queen of Bremen crooked so badly that we discarded our stock — one of those mistakes which 
I suppose every grower makes occasionally. Actually year in and year out Queen of Bremen does not crook any more than Picardy and 
produces beautiful tall spikes for cutting. A prominent florist to whom I showed several spikes of Queen of Bremen last summer ordered 
1000 bulbs of this variety on the spot, he liked it so well. 
CLASS 14 — PURPLES 
Originator 
Year 
Size 
Substance 
Variety 
Unit Price 
Type 
Season 
Deficiencies 
Pfitzer. 
..1926 
M.D. 
B 
CHARLES DICKENS* 
__ .05 
PL 
..ML... 
27 . 
Zimmer.... _ 
_ 1937 
L.D. 
B 
GLOAMING*** 
5.00 
PL 
E 
Ellis_ 
.1931 
M.D. 
B 
IMPROVED HENRY 
FORD* .05 
PL 
_M_ 
9_ 
The diminutive purple class hardly calls for special comment. Gloaming is an important acquisition and should prove an ideal 
commercial. It is a seedling of Queen of Bremen, but is much larger, taller, and entirely free from crooking. 
