Burd's New Glads for 1938 
BUFF BEAUTY. (Burd) Deep Bengal Buff 
shading down to a vivid cherry throat. This 
creation was produced by a Miss Bloomington 
X. Wasaga seedling crossed on Emile Aubrun. 
Velvet texture, long spike of 15 buds with six 
open at one time. 4^-inch blooms. Perfect 
facing and never crooks. VERY EARLY 
bloomer. 70 days. OUTSTANDING. L. each 
$5.00. S. each $1.50. Blbts. 75c each—3 for 
$ 2 . 00 . 
ORANGETTE. (Burd) A lovely deep orange, 
overlaid with autumn russet. Tall, graceful 
spike with six or more 4-inch blooms open. 
Good facing and placement—never crooks. Mid¬ 
season. A good commercial. L. $3.00 each; S. 
$1.00 each; 5 for $3.50. Bulblets 5 for $1.00. 
Chatham, N. ./, 
Sept. 10, 1936 
Dear Mr. Burd: 
With the Glad season now about closed, the 
writer feels that a few words of praise should 
be extended to you for the marvelous blooms 
produced by bulbs which I have purchased of 
you each year for the past 4 years. 
The quality, size and beauty of these blooms 
have been so greatly admired by many of my 
friends, that they have become interested in 
adding your stock to their garden, with results 
obtained far beyond their expectations. In an¬ 
ticipation of still adding to my collection, I 
sincerely hope that you will continue your good 
work in the development of new varieties. 
Sincerely yours, 
F. W. LAU 
READ CAREFULLY 
Order Early. It avoids disappointment. 
Shipments. 1 ship from Feb. 10 to April 20th. 
Stock. I ship first quality stock, and never sub¬ 
stitute. You can have 5 bulbs at the 10 rate. 
No order less than $1.00 accepted and I pay 
all delivery charges. 
Prices. As given here supersede all previous 
quotations and are priced subject to prior sale. 
Service. We offer the best, being appreciative of 
your patronage. I give liberal extras and the 
larger the order, the more liberal the overcount. 
I aim to please and will do it. 
L. Means Large S. Means Small 
NO BULBS SOLD AFTER APRIL 20 
