GUIDEBOOK FOR 1938 
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“Jersey Cream. Bloomed 87 days, 49 inches tall, 
straight, 16 bud, 7 open, 4]/^ inch florets, facing excellent, 
spacing and texture same. Type both Com'l. Exh. and 
Dec. Healthy foliage. Color, rich cream." 10-1-37. 
Legion Trial Grounds, Spring Green, Wis. 
"Jersey Cream. This attractive variety of the decorative 
type produced 48 inch spikes carrying 15 buds on 18 
inch flowerheads with five 4 inch florets open in the field. 
Spikes were straight and strong and placement good. 
Color, cream, without markings, and the florets have very 
good substance. Bloomed 76 days. Awarded Vote of 
Commendation." 10-7-37. Maryland Gladiolus Soc. 
{Trial Grounds Report) 
“Jersey Cream attracted a lot of attention in the trial 
ground and in Havre de Grace, where several of our mem¬ 
bers grew it. It looks to me to be about the best of the cream 
decorative varieties." 10-7-37. H.V. W.,Edgewood, Md. 
“I liked Jersey Cream and it gave me nearly 300 bulb- 
lets, too." 2-15-37. J. M. R., Jasper, Texas. 
“All my bulblets of Jersey Cream bloomed.” 2-23-’37. 
J. A. F., Atlanta, Ga. 
“The “Jersey Cream” bublet is just now blooming with 
a floret or two about five inches across with fine form.” 
7-6-37. Prof. E. M. S., Sacramento, Calif. 
MAGNA BLANCA 95 *** “ .ttt Dec. 
Huge, clear ivory with vivid creamy 
yellow throat. Immense florets with long, 
pointed petals. 6 or more open making a 
handsome spike set in airy fashion on a 
slim, willowy stem anywhere from 5}/2 to 
7 ft. high! A church and wedding decora¬ 
tion supreme. Certain to become popular 
for massive decorations. Splendid blooms 
from S bulbs. Our 1st Ohio ’32, Ohio ’33. 
1st Dec., A.G.S. ’34. A.M., R.H.S., Eng¬ 
land. 66-inch cut spike shown by Dr. 
Pease for tallest spike, A.G.S. ’34. Our 
Ists both Exh. and Dec. Ohio-Mah. ’34. 
Our 1st best basket (shown with Mrs. H. 
B. Ambler) Ohio’34. N.E.G.S.,’35. Tall¬ 
est spike, Ohio, ’35. At Ohio, ’34 won for 
us best floor basket, 1st as Exh., 1st as 
Dec. and Champion Dec. Type Bloom, 
Com’l. Div. (Am.) A.G.S., ’35. At A.G.S., 
’36 won for us best floor basket and the 
coveted Seabrook Perpetual Trophy (3rd 
time for us in last 6 yrs.) 72 inch cut spike 
shown E. Bay, and tallest, Ohio and 
1st la. and (Am) Mich., all ’37. L. 07(100,- 
4.50) M.04(100,2.75) S.02 (100,1.50) Bits 
(100,.15-pt.3.00) 
“Please do not think that Magna Blanca grows 8 ft. 
tall only in Ohio and Cal. because your bulbs grew to 
9 ft. with me last year. This is authentic Witness, Dr. 
Forman McLean, Director N. Y. Botanical Garden.” 
3-29-'37. H.F. deG., Southampton, L. I., N. Y. 
MAID OF ORLEANS 84 *—U Exh. 
Milky white, light cream throat. First 
class cut flower habits. A.M., British 
G.S., F.C.C., Haarlem. 1st cream in 
A.G.S. symposium. 7th place in A.G.S. 
Symposium. Wash., Minn., Exh. A.G.S., 
our 1st A.G.S., all ’35. Grants Pass, Pa., 
Shirley Temple 
(614" florets. Bloom from bulbet) 
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. 
