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CASCADE. (Dr. Laglen). A beautiful new hanging 
Fuchsia that should absolutely be included in 
every collection. The large single flowers are a 
lovely combination of pink, salmon and light 
cerise, with the longest sepals of any Fuchsia 
known. Cannot recommend this too highly. 4" 
pots, $0.50. 
COVENT GARDEN. Elsewhere described. 
HUGH EVANS. Elsewhere described. 
MARINKA. Semi-trailing. Very showy, large, single flowers 
of rich red with sepals of same color. 
MARJORIE HILGERS. (E & R 1939). A beautiful new 
basket variety of semi-trailing habit. Large double 
flowers of delicate shell pink with deeper veinings. Re¬ 
curved sepals of rich deep pink. A fine addition to the 
basket types. 4" pots, $0.50. 
MME. FORTE. Trailing habit. Long flowers of salmon- 
cerise with waxy, white sepals, tinted rose. Flowers do 
not discolor. 
NONPAREIL. Elsewhere described. 
ORANGE GLORY. Elsewhere described. 
MURIEL. Giant single flowers of transparent cherry 
color, set off by long, twisted sepals of crimson. 
Strong vigorous grower and prolific bloomer. A 
hanging basket of this Fuchsia in bloom is one of 
the most striking sights imaginable. Especially 
good. 4" pots, $0.50. 
THE DOCTOR. Elsewhere described. 
TRAILING QUEEN. Medium sized single flowers with red 
sepals, violet purple petals, very distinct trailing habit. 
TREASURE ISLAND. Elsewhere described. 
FUCHSIAS WITH VARIEGATED FOLIAGE 
PILLAR OF GOLD. Beautiful deep golden bronze foliage, 
red flowers. 
SUNRAY. Silvery white and green foliage. Rosy purple 
corolla and salmon sepals. 
WAVE OF LIFE, Bright gold and yellow foliage, purple cor¬ 
olla, scarlet sepals. 
SPECIES 
ALPESTRIS. (Brazil). The discoverer of this Fuchsia 
claimed that it is the tallest of all climbing Fuchsias. 
Young foliage has an attractive reddish tint. Small red 
and purple flowers. Very vigorous. 
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