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GOLD EAGLE, Cleax' yellow flower of good substance. 
GLADDIE BOY, Salmon pink. 
GOLDEN DREAM, the best commercial vellow^ to date. Good grower and 
propagator, 
GIANT NYMPH, Giant flowering’ rose pink with creamy throat. Dependable 
in every way. 
GLORIANA, Golden-salmon with clear yellow throat. 
LOS ANGELES, Rose pink. A good multiplier. 
MRS. LEON DOUGLAS, Magnificent begonia-rose flower on a stately spike. 
Among the best. 
NANCY HANKS, Rich peach-red shading to orange pink. 
ORANGE QUEEN, Tall light orange on a good stem. Good propagator. 
YVONNE, Blush-white with cerise throat blotch. 
THE FOLLOWING LIST INCLUDES SOME OF THE 
LATER ORIGINATIONS OF CHOICE VARIETIES 
Uniformly priced, 3 of a variety labeled 15c, 12-5Qc, 25-$1.00, $3.50 
per hundred, 50 at the hundred rate. 
ALBATROSS, Large pure white. One of the best in cultivation. Good spike 
with many florets open at a time. Good propagator. 
AFLAME, Begonia rose shading to a bright orange. Huge florets. 
AVE MARIA, Good light blue with purplish blotch. 
COMMANDER KOEHL, Magnificent dark scarlet-red, tall spike and strong 
plant with large florets. Probably the best red to date. 
MAMMOTH WHITE, Large pure white, tall spike with florets 5 to 0 inches 
in diameter. One of the two best whites. 
MARMORA, Rich lavender-grey sometimes spotted cherry red. An exhibi¬ 
tion flower on a giant spike. 
MINUET, A gorgeous clear lavender. Flowers are perfectly arranged on a 
massive spike. 
MOTHER MACHREE, A soft smoky-lavender combined with orange and 
grey. Something different in gladious. 
PICARDY, A clear shrimp pink of immense size with 8 to 10 florets opexx 
at on time. It now ranks first and has for the past four 
seasons. 
PELEGRINA, Early large deep blue of violet hue. Veiy dependable and a 
wonderful propagator. By far the best in its class. 
PAUL PFITZER, An enormous rich velvetv-purple flower, with strong- 
spike. 
RED PHIPPS, A gqod light red ranked as the best by some. Fair propagator. 
