VARIETY 
•_ RETAIL LIS T 
LIMITED DESCRIPTION ~ 
BULBS 
BULBLET.S 
JOHN T. PIRIE—Mahogany brown, darker throat, bordered yellow. Very dis¬ 
tinctive and odd. Midseason. 
JONKHEER VAN TETS—Very large pure white. Many open. Considered one 
of the best whites. Midseason. 
KING ARTHUR—Immense ruffled rosy lavender. Does not open many at a time 
but is very distinctive and beautiful. 
KING MIDAS (Herridge)—New deep yellow with many open. This looks very 
promising and we think it will become popular. 
LIBELLE—Perhaps the purest light blue from Pfitzer. Very fine early. 
LA PALOMA—Tall rich orange. Different than any other in color. Fine cut flower. 
Early midseason. 
LESCHI—Rich deep maroon red with darker blotch. Very fine variety and stands 
well Midseason 
LIGHTS OF GOLD—Ruffled bright salmon pink with yellow throat. A very beau¬ 
tiful decorative. Early. 
LOTUS—Daintily colored glad of soft light pink with cream throat. Truly ex¬ 
quisite. Early midseason. 
MAID OF ORLEANS—Beautiful milky white with cream throat. Tall spike, large 
flower, good placement. The best cut flower, white. Late midseason. 
MAMMOTH WHITE—Massive flower of purest white. One of the best exhibition 
varieties. Midseason. 
MARGARET FULTON—Very rich deep salmon pink. Unusually solid color. 
Very beautiful. Midseason. 
MARMORA—Wonderful silvery lavender gray with petunia blotch. Eight or 
more open at a time. One of the best in existence. Midseason. 
MAROCCO—Black red. The darkest ~we have seen. Midseason. 
MARY ELIZABETH—Unquestionably one of the best whites with yellow throat. 
Beautifully ruffled. Late midseason. 
MILDRED LOUISE—Delightful warm salmon pink. Spike and flowers large 
but graceful and beautiful. Early midseason. 
MILFORD—Tall light blue with 7 or more open. Very fine and considered one of 
the best of its color. 
MINUET—The finest light lavender and one of the finest of all glads. Late mid¬ 
season. 
MISS BLOOMINGTON—Deep lemon self. Nice spike. Very early. Perhaps the 
best early yellow. 
MOTHER MACHREE—Beautiful golden lavender smoky that defies description. 
Very fine. Midseason. 
MRS. T. S. LANGFORD—Exquisite appleblossom pink with touch of canary in 
throat. Straight spike. Late midseason. 
MRS. OLNEY WITBECK—Eosine pink. Large flowers, many open. Nice spike. 
Early midseason. 
MRS. RAY P. CHASE—Beautiful creamy white, light yellow throat. Very large 
flowers, sometimes flecks. Early midseason. 
MRS. S. A. ERREY—Rich orange salmon with orange red blotch. Many immense 
blooms open at a time. Cut when first bloom opens as it fades in sun. 
ORANGE BUTTERFLY—Glowing, bronze orange prim. Many open. Very fine. 
Midseason. 
ORANGE WONDER—Very fine rich, dark orange. Tall, strong grower. Perhaps 
the best orange. Late. 
PELEGRINA—The richest and deepest of Pfitzer’s violet blues. Probably the most 
beautiful in its color class. Early. 
PHYLLIS McQUISTON—A beautiful pure pink with a lighter throat. Tall straight 
spike. Vigorous grower. Try this one. 
PICARDY—Sensational salmon pink. Beautiful coloring and perfect form. Most 
popular variety grown. Midseason. 
PIMPERNEL—Probably the leader in the scarlet with white throat class. Tall 
spike with many large blooms open. 
PIRATE—Beautiful dark rose red. Especially fine under artificial light. Large 
blooms, straight spike. Midseason. 
PRIDE OF WANAKAH—Rose pink with deeper throat. Outstanding. Late mid¬ 
season. 
RAPTURE—Fine medium light salmon with diffused yellow blotch. Tall straight 
spike. Fine late cut flower. 
RECOVERY—Tall salmon rose overlaid with red. A fine exhibition variety wh.ch 
is winning many prizes. 
RED LORY—Carmine rose, purplish red blotch. Tall spike. Many open. Out¬ 
standing. 
RED PHIPPS—Glowing light red. Splendid spike, good placement, many open. 
Midseason. 
REVERIE—Clear light pink shading to cream. Vigorous, healthy plant. Late mid¬ 
season. 
R1MA (Mitsch)—New lilac pink with cream throat. Very beautiful. Should be¬ 
come a fine commercial. 
RITA BECK—Very large blooms of clear La France pink. A prize winner m 
the pale pink class. Late midseason. 
RUFFLED GOLD—A very good ruffled yellow. Good propagator. Midseason. 
SALBACH’S ORCHID—Similar to Minuet but pinker. Very fine. Midseason. 
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