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INTRODUCTIONS OF 1913—Continued 
Price: 20c. per plant, §2.00 per doz., §15.00 per 100. 
CHIEFTAIN 
A beautiful incurving pink of perfect shape. 
This variety has been exhibited as both Ivy Gay 
and Chieftain. The latter name seems to be the 
correct one and it will be known by this name in 
future. Certificated in Boston, Philadelphia and 
Chicago. Perhaps the finest incurved pink com¬ 
mercial variety in cultivation today. 
ELBERON 
Large Japanese incurved, similar to Louiseau 
Rousseau in type and color; strong grower; stiff 
stem, with foliage well up to bloom. 
GERTRUDE PEERS 
Very beautiful crimson, which never burns, and 
shows the crimson color clear through, having no 
golden reverse. Beautiful, high-class variety. 
HORTUS TOLOSANUS (Syn. GREYSTONE) 
This is a variety renamed and distributed last 
year as “Greyslone.” The color is old gold, shaded 
reddish bronze. The habit of the plant is ideal, 
whether grown as a pot plant or single flower. 
MARY E. MEYER 
Purest Paper White Japanese variety of medium 
size. 
MRS. D. F. ROY 
Incurving mahogany red, very large flower; 
foliage well up the stem. Mrs. Roy is an easy va¬ 
riety to handle and should be very popular. Any 
bud. 
MRS. G. W. C. DREXEL 
Incurving pink, same as Lady ldopetoun, but 
stem is very rigid and amply able to carry erect the 
tremendous flower. May be called the finest pink 
in sight today. Shy propagator. 
MRS. W. E. TRICKER 
Lovely flower of an enchanting shade of pink; 
petals slightly curved at the tips and on the whole 
produces a tremendous flower. Stock limited. 
Variety is a slow propagator. 
NAKOTA 
Very large, incurving Japanese buff. 
URSULA GRISWOLD 
White sport from Elherington; long, narrow 
petals; a splendid doer and grand exhibition va¬ 
riety. 
MISS CLARA 
BANGHART 
Most quickly de¬ 
scribed as an im¬ 
proved Mrs. R. Lux- 
ford, one of (he very 
strongest growers ; 
chestnut red in color. 
Now that it can be 
procured at a reason¬ 
able price this variety 
should have a phe¬ 
nomenal sale. 
MISS HAZEL 
DEFOREST 
Early bud on this 
variety produces a 
large flower of buff 
terra cotta color, but 
late buds produce 
splendid flowers of 
wine red; perfect in 
shape. We suggest a 
bud not earlier than 
August 25th, in order 
to have the variety at 
its best. 
IVY GAY. OR CHIEFTAIN 
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