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JULES AMOTT (Wilson) 78 *—ttit Exh. 
Com. Clear, rich, velvety dragon red self 
except for slightly darker shade on lip. 
25 buds, 10 open in full exh. double row 
placement on extremely long  flower- 
heads. Tall, good propagator and excel- 
lent cut flower traits. Firsts, Wellsville, O., 
(3 firsts) Conn., E. N. Y. (World’s Fair). 
Ohio and N. E. G. S. all ’40. Considering 
the small supply of this variety as yet 
extant, the following reasonable prices 
merit your immediate start with this 
glad. Each L $1.00 M .70 S .40 Blts .10 
(15 for $1.00) 
RED CHARM (Butt) 80 **—ttt Exh. Com. 
Clear color without flecking, about iden- 
tical with that of Com. Koehl, but glisten- 
ing. 17-18 buds, 8-9 open, round 51% inch 
florets, 55 inches tall. Makes healthy 
bulbs and plants, strong and _ straight 
wiry stems. Good blooms from smaller 
sizes. In fact, a grand self color with fine 
cut flower habits. Calgary, Marion Co., 
Inciwande.@ Ge tone A0 aehach el$1,50 
M .75 S .50 Bits .10 
REWI FALLU 98 ***—}tt Exh. A deep, 
blood red of very large size opening 8 
florets on medium tall plants. Bulblets 
often bloom. Good propagator. Very 
popular. Took a nose dive in the C. G. S. 
Symposium mainly because the voters 
realized it hardly deserved the very top 
position it held in the previous one. Rates 
4th in last Ohio and 12th in N. E. G. S. 
symposiums. Our Ists at Md., Ohio and 
Wich ae NG YE amiutonne List, 
Iowa, Ind., Marion Co., Ind., Me., N. E. 
Mich., Pa., Sioux City, Utah, Wash. and 
Sec. champ at both Cedar Rapids and 
Minn., all 40. L .08 (100, 5.00) M_ .05 
(100, 3.00) S .03 (100, 1.50) Bits (100, 
525) 
WALK-OVER 80 ***— ttt Exh. Com. 
Glistening red, deeper than Tip Top. 
Huge, round florets, reminiscent of Mac 
but still bigger. Excellent spikes from the 
smaller sizes, unlike Tip Top. Excellent 
propagator. Excellent cut flower habits, 
as well. B.G.S., ’36. Voted best medium- 
early glad, all colors and types, by Holland 
THE GLADIOLUS FANCIER’S 
DEEP RED 
BLACK OPAL 92 *—Ttfft Exh. Deep 
maroon, somewhat marbled. Makes tall, 
symmetrical exhibition. spikes, 10 open, 
22 buds. Good bloomer from the smaller 
sizes. The prize winning on this new 
one begins. Ohio, E. Bay, Snohomish Co., 
E.S.G.S. and our 1st Mich. where it 
scored 85 points, exceeded only by Peggy 
Lou, all ’39. E. Bay, Md., Mich., Wash., 
Wellsville, Sec. champ Cedar Rapids, all 
40. 7th best glad C. G. S. Symposium 
and tops its color sec. and that of N.E.G.S. 
L .25 M.15 S.10 Bits (100, 1.00) 
MIDNIGHT RED (Rich) 70 *—t+t{ Exh. 
Com. Very dark red, velvety and glisten- 
ing. Small cream stripe on lip. Wide open, 
plain petalled florets with excellent ar- 
rangement which one may rely upon for 
consistency. Straight, strong, tall spikes. 
414-5 inch florets, 6 open, 16 buds, 24 
inch flowerheads. Good substance and 
fairly good propagator. ‘‘Honorable Men- 
Hone. S&Gs 54 Soe Ward OlnGainns 
mendation, a stawo.w men eanG TOU terest 
S. E. Mich., ’40. Bulbs any size, Each 
.50 Blts .07 Net prices, no discounts. 
MOORISH KING **—{t Exh. Impressive, 
long spike, carrying immense, glossy, 
mahogany maroon florets. Lighter than 
Morocco but completely eclipsing it in 
size. Scarce because slow propagator. 
Blts germinate very  unsatisfactorily. 
A.M., Haarlem and B.G.S.. Two Ists 
A.G.S., '34. (Am.) N.E.G.S. and our 1st 
Ohio, ’35. Peterboro Hort. and Ia., ’37. 
E.S.G.S. and 3 Ia. shows, ’38. Ohio, ’39. 
Mich., ’40. L .08 (100, 6.00) 
OEGANDA 98 —{ Dec. Black red, almost a 
solid black color with silky gloss, without 
markings or blotches. We have bloomed 
this from L bulbs three years and it is cer- 
tainly the blackest glad we have yet seen. 
Florets run 3-4 inches dia., 4-6 open, 10-13 
bud, 3-314 ft. tall, on strong, slender stems. 
Supply very limited. A.M., R. Hort. S., 
F.C.C., Haarlem, ’35. We started the ball 
rolling in America with a 1st at Ind., ’38. 
Oursist;;Mah., "39. M’.15 .S 10 -Blts 
(10 for .40) 
Bulb Growers Ass’n. Plants mature early 
and should be dug early. Our Ist, Mah., 
39 6025. Me t5e-S 3101 Blts (100; 1:50) 
Supply limited. 
“Everything I bought from you has been top notch and 
the glads’ you sent me gratis have been worth what I paid 
for the others.” 7-6-’37. Prof. E. M. S., Sacramento, 
Cal. 
Bulbs priced per each. 12 sold at10 rate. 6at5rate. 25 at 100 rate, 
Blts any;amount at rate offered. Delivered Prepaid in U. S. 
