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STANDARD CAMELLIAS. Class B, continued 
Bonomiana. One of the newer varieties of Camellias that is 
both novel and beautiful. The flowers are white, with red 
variegations; petals are loose, with stamens interspersed. 
Dixie. Very double, rose-pink flowers of medium size. Early 
bloomer. 
Elizabeth. White; double; petals are crinkled. Although the 
majority of flowers are white, a few have a slight pinkish tint. 
It is a strong grower. Foliage dark green. 
Ellen McKinsey. Fluffy peony-type flowers with pink petals. 
striped with a deeper pink and spotted with white. Long 
blooming period, beginning early. 
Jarvis Red. Semi-double, blood-red flowers of good size, with 
yellow stamens showing among the petals. A rapid grower, 
flowering late. 
Legerman. | Fluffy, semi-double flowers with stamens inter- 
spersed with petals which may be creamy white, pink and 
white, or solid pink. 
Lili. Very lovely double white, sometimes spotted or lined 
with palest pink. 
Mme. de Strekaloff. A variable, peony-flowered blush-pink 
with darker blotches and streaks. 
Marie Louise. Double; variegated white with red. 
Matosi. A full double, light pink variety marbled with white. 
It is a very profuse bloomer, beginning early and continuing 
throughout the season. 
Mrs. Abby Wilder. A full double white flower with occasional 
stripes and splotches of pink. Good grower. 
Nobilissima. Double; petals interspersed with yellow stamens. 
Prince Eugene Napoleon. Double bright red flowers of good 
size. Early to midseason. 
Rose Emry. Full double, with medium-sized blossoms of deep 
rose. 
Stiles’ Perfection. Double; white with small stripes of rose. 
Theresa Mossine. Color shell-pink, similar to Pink Perfection, 
and foliage on the same order. Leaves small and growth com- 
pact. 
T. K. Variegated. Semi-double, pale pink with shadings of 
deeper pink and lavender; large cluster of yellow stamens. 
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STANDARD CAMELLIAS. Class C 
Carpentre. Very double; deep center of many petaloids some- 
what like Sargent; medium pink. 
La Reine. White, striped with carmine. 
Lady Campbell. Full double, red flowers of medium size. A 
free bloomer. 
Meig’s Variegated. Variegated—white striped with light rose. 
Habit of growth weeping and spreading. Foliage light green. 
Napoleon d’Italie. Double rose-red flower with very dark 
stripes. Late bloomer. 
Sarah Frost. Late. Very double; peep pink. Free-flowering. 
SASANQUA CAMELLIAS 
» These unusual Camellias differ from the familiar Japonica type 
“jn several ways. The foliage is smaller, the growth is much more 
rapid, and the blooming season is earlier—in October. This 
interesting type is especially desirable for landscape effects since 
the plants make attractive evergreen shrubs. No collection is 
complete without a few of the Sasanqua forms. 
Mine-no- Yuki. Double; pure white with golden stamens. 
Single Pink. Resembles somewhat the Pink Cherokee rose. 
EXPERTS PRAISE OUR PEAT 
They say it’s tops in purity and the best thing short of 
Belgium for mulching Camellias. Mix it liberally with 
soil when planting them too—it loosens up heavy ground 
so those timid Camellia roots can spread out. 
Analysis shows Glen Peat has ability to retain more 
than four times its own weight in moisture. Better than 
a sponge. 

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