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THE GLADIOLUS FANCIER’S 
of them ours) Ohio, ’35. L.06(100,4.00) 
M. 04(100,2.50) S.02(100,1.25) Bits (100, 
.20-M,1.00) 
ORANGE SOVEREIGN 87 *—fjt Exh. 
Light orange buff, lightly suffused salmon 
to edges. 7-10 open, 20-23 buds, 5 ft. 
tall. Good propagator. A good one from 
British Columbia, C.G.S., ’36. L.15 M.10 
Bits (100,1.25) 
RAHIRI 95 * + ft Exh. Another striking 
novelty from N.Z. Real orange, cream 
throat splashed with carmine feather. 
Subject to some fading if bloomed out in 
strong sunlight. A beauty. L.50 M.35 
S.20 Bits (100,4.00) 
SENORITA 95 *— ft Dec. Large, true 
orange florets, carmine tongue. Petals 
fluted, narrow and long. Produces sturdy, 
compact, long flowerheads on medium 
long stem from any size bulb. A.M., 
British G.S., ’32. San Leandro, ’32, A.G.S. 
’32. Ohio-Mah., ’34. N.E.G.S., ’36. L.06 
(100,4.00) M.03(100,2.00) S(100,1.00) 
Bits (100,.15) 
SCARLET 
AFLAME 88 ***—Exh. Flaming, silvery 
scarlet. A very striking, long spike with 
6-7 inch florets. Winner in both A.G.S. 
and N.E.G.S., ’32, ’33, ’34.. Number 19 in 
A.G.S. Symposium. Detroit, Ohio, C.G.S. 
and A.G.S., all ’35. Mich., Pa., (Dr. 
Pease) Ill., ’36. L.06(100,3.50) Bits 
(100,.15) 
AMADOR 98 **— ft Exh. . Brilliant and 
glowing scarlet, day or night, 5-8 very 
large florets open on a strong spike with 
good cut flower habits. Western awards. 
A.M., British G.S. 1 N.E.G.S., ’35, ’36. 
Mich, and Grants Pass, ’36. L.08 M.04 
S.02 Bits (100,.30) 
DR. F. E. BENNETT 100 * + f jtt Exh- 
Brilliant scarlet. Yellow to white mark¬ 
ings in throat. Numberless firsts, many 
of them ours. One or more lsts, A.G.S. 
in 9 of last 10 years. No. 13, A.G.S. and 1st 
Scarlet in ,/VG.S. Symposium. Wash., 
N. E.G.S. Ohio-Mah., ’34. Wash., Que¬ 
bec, ’35. N.E.G.S., Pa., Mich., A.G.S., 
all ’36. L.06(100,3.50) 
JOH. S. BACH 78 **— fttt Exh. Orange 
salmon, shading bit lighter in throat. 
White median lines. Tall and strong. 
Huge, well arranged flowerhead. 10-12 
open at once. The earliest, extremely 
large flowering sort within our knowledge. 
A.M., Haarlem, F.C.C., British G.S. 
Shown in Wash, with 14 open to win, ’35. 
Champion bloom of show, Vancouver, ’35. 
N.E.G.S., ’36. No. 8 in C.G.S. Sympos¬ 
ium. L.35 M.25 S.15 Bits (100,5.00) 
MRS. G. P. WORLEY 98 *— ff}t Exh. 
Salmon red, cream throat. Powerful 
grower, luxuriant foliage, long flowerhead 
on medium length stem. Size of florets 
almost warrants two stars. Stock very 
limited. Ea. L2.00 Ml.50 Bits .20 
PFITZER’S TRIUMPH 98 ***— t Exh. 
Gigantic, orange scarlet, rich and velvety. 
Cherry blotch. Substance not the best 
for warm climates and sometimes only 
holds 4 open, but responds strongly to 
fertilization and bloomed cool or indoors, 
makes tremendous flowerheads. Number 
18 in A.G.S. Symposium, lsts A.G.S. 5 
out of last 8 years. Two lsts A.G.S., 
Wash., Vancouver and our 1st Ohio, all 
’35. L.05(100,3.50) Bits (100,.15) 
RED 
COMMANDER KOEHL 88 ***—fJJ Exh. 
Nothing in sight among the crimsons to 
beat this immense, clear, rich, crimson red. 
Awards of Merit by Haarlem, Amster¬ 
dam, British G.S. and R.H.S. Champion 
bloom, Wash., ’32. Number 3 in A.G.S. 
Symposium, Number 9 in C.G.S. and, of 
course, first red in both Symposiums. Our 
1st, Ohio-Mah., ’34 and again we won the 
large Seabrook Perpetual Challenge Tro¬ 
phy for the Champion basket, containing 
immense spikes of this variety. A.G.S., 
’34. Ill., (Mrs. Pease) ’35. (Am.) Ohio, 
two lsts A.G.S., C.G.S., Minn., Wis., Cal., 
Iowa, Wash., Vancouver and Quebec, and 
Champion bloom, East Bay, all ’35. C.G. 
S., Pa., Empire S.G.S., N.E.G.S., (Dr. 
Pease) Ill., A.G.S., all ’36. L.06(100,4.20) 
M.04(100,2.20) S.02(100,1.20) Bits (100,- 
.15) 
RED PHIPPS 93 *—tJ| Exh. Pure, spec¬ 
trum, red. Several shades lighter than 
Com. Koehl. Longer spikes than Mr. 
Phipps, not so many open and more 
loosely placed along the spike. Ideal cut 
flower habits. Blooms out slowly but per¬ 
fectly when cut. Our lsts A.G.S. and 
Ohio, ’32. Champion bloom, Ill. at Cen¬ 
tury of Progress, ’35. A.G.S., ’33, ’34 and 
(Am.) ’35. Detroit and Iowa, ’35. Auk- 
land and N.E.G.S., ’36. L.06(100,4.40) 
M. 04(100,2.40) S. 02(100,1.40) Bits (100,- 
. 20 ) 
SOUTHERN CROSS 80 **— ffj Exh. What 
a name and what a glad to conjure with! 
A new, bright red with a comet trail 
of Australian and New Zealand awards. 
Self color and perfect placement. Tall 
and strong. 8-10 open. Good cut flower 
habits, resisting punishment in the field 
far better than Com. Koehl. Aukland 
G.S. and A.G.S., ’36. 
Retail: L.10(100,8.00) M.07(100,5.00) 
S.04(100,3.00) Bits (100,.40) 
Wholesale: S(100,2.00) Bits (1000,3.00; 
pt.,6.00) 
Bulbs priced per each. 12 sold at 10 rate. 6 at 5 rate. 25 at 100 rate. 
Bits any amount at rate offered. Delivered Prepaid in U. S. 
