Inexpensive Gladioli in choice varieties 
The most inexpensive Summer Mower, for the garden, yet the most popular cut-flower. for indoors 
The principal quality of the Gladioli for the gardenUThev^we?!!^ fromTuneTo October 0 
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Albatros. one. of the finest pure white Gladiolus, without blotches or throat markings. A strong- * 
AnnieALau r let '^ftneZpptlllLTm-pZl ZLtlifZ, dear 'and pleasing color. Flowers of good % 
Apricot Giove TJcl ThtdeT^Zt Large flowers unusually wd, opened, placed guile far $ 
Ave M aria, U a Si bZutiful shade' of ' light-blue, small purple blotch.' Strong spike with 7 or 8* 
Saadad ,° smoky Zld ‘rose, deepening toward edge's of petal's.'Exceptionally long 'spike with 
the laraest flowers of any Gladiolus we have ever seen ... ■ ■ ■ • • • • • .. s 
Betty Nuthall, a warm salmon-orange. Large flowers well placed on tall spthe . . - . ■ ■ ■ 
Carmen Sylva, a fine pure white, early blooming variety. Long spike with , or S flowers * 
Canberra ‘“one of the best pure yellow varieties. Many flowers of large size open at a fime • $ 
ChM Dtaken*. very taU strong spikes bearing large flowers of an attractive purple-violet color S 
Or. F. E. Bennett , immense flowers of deep flame-scarlet. No other variety compares ^ 
this in its color. A truly marvellous variety .<> 
Flamina Sword, a very good bright red early blooming variety . . • ..* • '*' ' _ 
GloTilTna Ttlractive salmon shaded with gold. Fine, large, well-opened blooms on tall stem 8 
Golden Dream pure golden yellow with tall straight stems. A leading variety for cutflowers . 8 
?n«ro*Z YeHow. pale yellow Flower spike grows 5 to 6 feet, carrying VI to IS targe flowers . . | 
llp2loJa.»tre vivid orange. Flowers exceptionally large are spread out on stem. Tall growing 8 
^*l»£KZauliful Shrimp pink. Tall and graceful; blooms for a long time. An excellent * 
Mammoth r White! an extremely 'large flowering pure white Gladiolus. The flowed will 
measure un to 7 inches across. Considered the best while .• 
Marmora , a very unusual color of lavender to lavender-gray with petunia colored blotch 
I we flowers well arranged on tall stem. From S to 12 florets open at one tune . . . . .9 
Minuet; beautiful clear, light lavender. Considered to date as the last word in a light lavender ^ 
M?.“ Phipps, huge 'flowers perfectly placed on a tall stem are 'clear La-Franee pink. * 
with crimson blotch, somewhat 'resembling the 
M° r ^ Pend f wit: Zetdeep' maroon 'blotch. A widely ' known and $ 
Mrs^Leon Douglas, Giant-flowering, beautiful begonia rose, striped with flame scarlet. Very ^ 
Mrs! ‘p.^W^Sisson! the most pleasing and attractive pink vaiiety. Blooms are of pure, dear 
cameo-pink, unmarked with any other color. Sturdy stem . fa ,, euut ifulty * 
Mrs. van Konynenburg , unsurpassed in its color-light blue. Excellent • / . ' % 
OCanoe Queen, ‘purest apricot of 'a very warm'tint. Early blooming'and fine for cutting . .8 
Picardy of the many varieties recently introduced none approach Picanly in the wu e-spria 
edhushsm it hZ evoked among Gladiolus fans. Picardy is an all around supreme variety 
and we Znmot recommend it too highly for both ga.den and exhibition purposes. The 
flowers are delicate apricot pink with slightly ruffled petals ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ • • • • • <a// 
Pride of Wanakah, a striking lavender rose color. Flowers large and uelt f. ... $ 
Souvenir “‘still a favorite pure yellow Gladiolus. The large hooded flowers face forward, four * 
Virginia? 7Zg1 ^ImmTlowZ of flaming scar'le't, many opining ^ 8 
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SPECIAL AMATEUR COLLECTION OF GLADIOLI 
Of all our collections this is 
the one we sell most of and 
year after year it attracts again the real flower-lovers Other coitions have^.dtenJreen90 
we could not compose a better selection. \ou obtain in it 3 of ea< h or tne ano^e m » gjon too for fiow. r- 
(iladioli in 30 choice varieties. That promises something for the coming su • A W e recommend 
lovers which we all are, almost without exception - to aPP« a,ervyour borders. The prepara- 
this collection specially for planting in groups, along >o mat-rial hut ne\ertheless the price has been kept 
tion of this collection costs a great deal of labour and packing material « 
. very low to enable every customer to add it to his order. In all,. the 90 for $ 3.7 J 
No. 47 I 90 Gladioli in 3 0 choice varieties, separately packed , for only 8 3.75 ■ — 
* CATALOG FALL 1937 E1EI 
Stassen Floral Gardens Inc.. Koslyn Heights L. I., NA . E1CJ 
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