Lovely bud-sport. Sepals and alternating petals 
red, each with a light yellow blotch. 75/ each. 
ALTERNATE TRIPEE1 (1941) 3m.Lee. 100 days. Par¬ 
entage: Alternatus Premier x Alternatus Trianon. 
Sepals light red with dark red blotch, alternat¬ 
ing petals light red with light yellow blotch 
overlaid dark red. £1.00 each. 
ALTERNATUS TRYLQN (1939) 3m .bee. 94 days. Paren¬ 
tage: Alternatus Premier x Seedling 47? bud-sport 
Sepals red with violet-red blotch, alternating 
petals same color, with line of gold. Blooms 
slowly and produces a secondary spike. 75/ each. 
GLADIOLUS ALTERNATUS OOIUELS 
a special treat for economical gardeners who take 
pleasure in growing their own corns. This mixture 
contains all the small fry from my named varie¬ 
ties. >hen they bloom they may be identified from 
the descriptive list above. 50/ dozen, £3.00 per 
luo. 
L.Y STANLARL GLAdIDLUJ INTRODUCTIONS 
ALBER GLEAi (1939) Lg.Lec. 103 days. Parentage: 
Gloriana x Betty Nuthall. Light orange-red with 
yellow blotch. Grows to 5 feet; florets 4-5 in. 
50/ each, £5.00 dozen. 
BERTHA-I. BUGH (1932) Lp.Lec. 95 days. Parentage 
not recorded. Beep rose pink with pale yellow 
blotch overlaid ruby. Broad foliage, heavy stem. 
Grows to 5 feet; florets 5 in. 25/ each, £2.50 
dozen. 
HOlIELANL (1939) Lg.Lec. 91 days. Parentage: 
Seedling 102 x Heavenly Blue. Pale violet with 
violet-red blotch on white. Grows to 4 feet; 
florets 4 in. A patriotic "red, white and blue" 
novelty, £1.00 each. 
LALY LUCK GLALIOLUS ~IXTUEE* 
All good seedlings of standard form go into this 
mixture of large decorative and exhibition types. 
No names, of course, and only a limited quantity 
available. Pleasant surprises are reported an¬ 
nually by customers. Per dozen: Large, £1.00 
^ediun, 75/ Gmail. 50/ Cornels, 25/ Seeds, too 
NOVELTY GLALIOLUS 
ALONE (Partaine) The only gladiolus in captivity 
having pockets and spurs like the columbine. 
Salmon pink with a silvery sheen. A real freak, 
and early. 2 for 25/ 
BUCH’G UPxDVEL PRAECOX* Results of crossing the 
earliest bloomers to beat the thrips. seedlings 
bloom first season when given good culture and 
