PRICE LIST 1941 
ALL AMERICAN S. C. (Salem) This is a semi-cactus with Mulberry 
rose color, suffused salmon, with wax yellow at the base of the petals. 
The petals twist somewhat and point in all directions. Plants are 6 
feet high producing many large blooms. Plants $7.50 
CAPT. CEDARQUIST Str. In. C. A seedling of Miss Belgium, but more 
superior in size, depth and form. A great prize winner. Under the 
8 in. class. Bright salmon orange, shading into a lighter tone at the 
tips. Strong stems. Excellent cut flower and exhibition variety. 
Winning two American Home Achievement Medals at Toledo and 
Wellsville Shows. Plants $2.25 net 
CROWNING GLORY In. C. (Salem) Rose pink with a cream white cen- 
ter. Blooms of very great size. When first opening it is a semi- 
cactus, but later becomes cactus in form. Stems are long and straight. 
Foliage good. Plants $10.00 
CHARLOTTE E. COLLIS F. D. The champion of all champions of New 
Zealand. Glorious bright orange flame with orange reverse. Petals 
slightly rolled, twisted and pointed at the tips. Flowers are large on 
stiff stems. Plants $2.50 
F. W. BECKETT I. D.. Apricot yellow overlaid with strawberry pink. A 
Dahlia of great attraction. Grows 12 x 7 in. Stems are strong, hold- 
ing the flower gracefully on side. Honor Roll. Plants $3.50 
GINGER ROGERS I. D. (Burks-Rushmohr) A very large informal dec- 
orative of glistening yellow. A profuse bloomer with a most vigorous 
bush growth. Stems are long and strong. Some competent observers 
believe this one will supplant our present exhibition yellow. 
Plants $5.00 
HILTONIA APRICOT F. D. (Australia) A massive formal that can be 
grown to 12 in. and has great depth. Stems long and straight. Col- 
or, deep Apricot with lighter shadings. Plants $3.00 
KANAKA Str. C. A free blooming cactus with best of stems. Color, 
deep crimson, almost maroon overlaid. A decided purplish tinge, and 
lighter toward tips of florets. Flower large and petals straight and 
narrow. A useful addition of color in this class. A beauty on ex- 
hibition. From England. Plants $2.50 
LYNN FONTANNE S&S. C. Blooms are immense, 12 x 9 in., is not unusual. 
Created quite a sensation. Color, peach to spectrum red. Won a 
seedling and largest bloom award. Honor Roll. Plants $7.50 
MARY LYN DUDLEY S. C. Color, true Carmine on very velvety outer 
petals, Bordeaux red at center with lighter veining on the face of the 
almost black center petals. Blooms 10 to 12 in. on long stems. Honor 
Roll. Plants $3.50 
MAGORIE ROBERTS I. D. A large pure white informal. A seedling 
of Mother’s Day and Darcy Sainsbury, but more superior than either. 
Achievement medal and a Burnley Australia Exhibition variety. 
Plants $1.50 net 
