We have other seedlings received from Mr. Mitsch which did not 
get completely checked. We are looking forward to more another 
season, as we are always proud to show these to visitors. It will pay 
you to watch for their introduction. 
From A. N. CORRINGTON 
2. PRAIRIE GOLD 80-85 54 17 16 5 IVa 
Rich yellow or gold. Good commercial. Very healthy. Excellent in¬ 
crease. Several prize winnings. 
L—$.90 M—$.65 S—$.40 bits— for 10c 
From MAX L. LEAVITT 
1. LEAH ANN 80 40 16 16 7 3% 
Dark maroon. Live clean color. Won 2nd Wis. 1937 from only spike 
available. We would like to grow this in quantity. 
Lr—$1.50 M—$1.25 S—$1.00 bits—2 for 25c 
1. HENET 80 45 19 18 6 6% 
Coral pink with American Beauty throat. Excellently faced and 
spaced. If we were asked to return this we would send the money 
instead. We won’t be without it. 
L—$2.00 ?M—$1.50 S—$1.00 bits—2 for 25c 
We expect to have even better things in 1938 from the originator 
of these. 
From PHILLIP O. BUCH 
2 . ALTERNATES PREMIER 80 36 17 5-7 2% 
Cheery red. Alternating small petals, cream blotch. Won 1st Wis. 
1936. Not available 1937. 
12 for $1.00 
1. ALTERNATES TRIAD 100 24 10 14 6 2 V 2 
Light violet red. Alternating small and large petals. 
$.50 each 
1. ALTERNATES TRIANON 100 24 10 12 6 2% 
Light red. Dark plume on large petals, red violet on alternating 
small petals. Three interesting novelties. 
$1.00 each 
2. BERTHA M. BECH 100 45 18 18-20 5-6 4y2-5V2 
Deep rose pink with creamy blotch. If earlier this would be in 
larger demand. 
$.50 each 
From J. H. HEBERLING 
2. BEAETIFEL OHIO 90-95 48 16 20 5-8 41 / 2-5 
Light rose, sometimes comes short, but a beautiful flower. When 
right can win in competition and s worth growing. Won Blue Rib¬ 
bons at both Boston show and Illinois show. Also several reds. 
No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 bits 
$2.00 $1.60 $1.20 $1.00 $.80 $.60 1 for 20c 
2. GOLDEN LANCER 95 54 24 20 4-6 41 / 2-5 
Rich yellow, short rose red lines in throat. Straight under trying 
conditions. Very vigorous and very fast increase. Good commercial. 
Blue and red ribbons at Beverly Mass (attendance 44,000), also win¬ 
ner at Illinois. 
No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No. 4 No. 5 No. 6 bits 
$.75 $.60 $.50 $.40 .$30 $.25 10 for 50c 
1. No. 153 90-95 44 17 18 6 41 / 2 - 4 % 
White, sprinkled V. R. Seedling Minuet and same good substance. 
On a trip through Illinois we heard many growers speak well of this, 
from display at Illinois show. This will probably not be on the mar¬ 
ket for another year, but watch for it. Not in our garden in 1938, 
From Mrs. ANN L. MILLER 
3. INCENSE 85 62 13 12 4-5 21 / 2 - 31/2 
Rose with yellow throat. Heavily ruffled. A patented fragrant glad. 
Worth having to breed from. 
Large—Only $1.25 
