HEBERLING’S GLADIOLUS 

NEW ERA SHIRLEY TEMPLE 
August 12, 1941. 
Dear Sir: 
I have waited two seasons before sending 
you a report as you requested, on Master 
Myron, a most extraordinary Glad. This sea- 
son, the one bulb, which I carried over, pro- 
duced two spikes, both exactly 68 inches in 
height, with 21 buds making a flower head 26 
inches in length. Bottom florets all measured 
six inches in diameter, with leathery sub- 
stance. Last year’s growth produced 50 bulb- 
lets from the one bulb, and they are now 
os showing a small spike above rank foliage. An 
aa outstanding feature of this Glad, which was 
- | also noticed by all florists who saw it, is the 
exact balance between the length of flower 
head, and the length of stem below it after 
cutting. All points considered, as the fellow 
says, “I think you’ve got something there.” 
Yours truly, 
Reaves 

* a Peace Dale, R. I. 
MARG/RET BEATON 
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