GUIDEBOOK FOR 1941 
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LORD SELKIRK (Twomey) 94 
MAID OF ORLEANS 84 
JUNE BRIDE (Salbach) 90 ***+ ff Exh. 
Com. Patented. Has not only immense flor- 
ets, 6-7 inches, 6 open, 18 buds but also 
a tremendously long flowerhead in the 
neighborhood of that of Peggy Lou, 30 
inches. Color is creamy white with a soft 
red blotch, almost pink. Good placement 
and facing, excellent cut flower habits. 
60-66 inches tall (half of it flowerhead!) 
Patent restrictions are same as specified in 
description of Golden Goddess. E. Bay, 
39. Our ist, S. E. Mich., 40. L each $1. 
(3 for 2.00) (12 for 6.00) M ea. 50c (3 for 
1.00) (12 for 3.00). See patent collection 
prices at end of variety list. Net prices, no 
discounts. 
tore ie 
Exh. Com. Clear milk white with un- 
marked creamy white throat. Makes a 
tall, strong plant, blooming well from 
medium size bulbs. 44-5 inch florets, 
11 or more open, about 25 buds. Propa- 
gation fair'only, with us, A.M., Winnipeg, 
°38 and Metro., ’39. F.C.C., Mass. Hort. 
SOcweeN i -GiSe and Minn». 38), .Four 
firsts, C.G.S. and Grand Champion, 
Minn., ’39. 4 firsts and grand champion at 
Winnepeg, °40. Each L $2.50 M 1.50 
S 1.00, Blts .25 
*_tt Dec. 
Milky white, light cream throat. First 
class cut flower habits. A.M., British 
G.S., F.C.C., Haarlem. Dependable sort, 
of which you cannot grow too much. Only 
Picardy and Minuet leads it in the N.E.G.S. 
Symposium but it is at the top in its color 
class. Five Awards of Merit abroad. 
Grand Champion, Mah., ’36. Sectional 
champ frequently. Ohio, Wellsville, 
Utah, Md., E. Bay and section champ at 
Yakima, '39. 12 firsts in shows we are 
reporting, "40. L .06 (100, 4.00) Blts 
(100.15) 
MARGARET BEATON (Twomey) 94 **+ 
tit Exh. Com. Ivory white with small 
orange scarlet blotch. Tall, well formed 
spike with fine cut flower habits. 6-9 
open 514-6 inch florets. One of the most 
beautiful blotched varieties to be had. 
Certain to become very popular. Grants 
Pass, Wisc., Snohomish Co. G.S., ‘‘Most 
Beautiful Bloom in the Snow’’, Metro. 
and 10th in the Ohio Symposium, all ’39. 
12 firsts in various shows and grand 
champion at E. N. Y. (Rhinebeck) and 
Ind., 40. Number 6 in new C. G. S. 
symposium and heads its color section 
there. L .40 M .30 S.20 Blts .03 

MATTERHORN 94 
HEILIGTUM 
***_ttt Exh. Pure 
white, slight cream in throat. Buds have 
a greenish cast. This variety sounds the 
knell for Mammoth White, for it has 
similar round florets of about same or 
larger size, a bit closer to pure white, 
flowerheads as big, substance and strength 
of spike beyond comparison. Good pro- 
pagator and has every cut flower quality 
we can think of. A Pfitzer variety. A. M., 
Haarlem;# 3507) Bae Geto, ol 9302 as We 
register the first win in U. S. at Ind., 
38. Ist Ohio and Sec. champ at Wells- 
ville, O.,’40. Each L .40M .25 Bits .03 
““My Matterhorn was outstanding even from a small bulb, 
It took 147 days.to bloom.” 
Ind. 
2-7-39. K. H., Spencerville. 

Bulbs priced per each. 12 sold at 10 rate. 6 at 5 rate. 25 at 100 rate. 
Blts any amount at rate offered. Delivered Prepaid in U. S. 
