[24] RICHGLAD GARDEN 

NOTE: Where listed 3 — .15, 10 — .45c, etc., means 
3 bulbs for .15, 10 bulbs for .45, etc. 
SHENANDOAH (Pearson). A smoky of dis- 
tinctly different coloring, opening 8 or more 
51-inch florets at once, well placed, on tal! 
straight spikes. Vote of Commendation Mary- 
land G. S. Trial Gardens, 1939, and frequent 
winner at the shows. Has had altogether 
favorable comment from those who have 
SLOW NE Gael eerie Ae aes Sestak ahs ee cee tee 
(Bts. 10 — 25c; 100 — $2.00) 
SHIRLEY TEMPLE (Pruitt). Heavily ruffled 
light cream with vivid throat of rich cream. 
Opens 6-8 large florets of very heavy texture 
on tall spike of 18-20 buds. Florets are beau- 
tifully creased as well as ruffled .......... 
SPLENDORRA (Kunderd). Very attractive 
dark wine-red. Customer takes exception to 
our statement that this one crooks. Very 
POORLIN IS sCOLOTMCIASS Beats coors cee wre ee eles 
SPIRIT OF ST. LOUIS (Diener). Excellent 
burnt orange; throat dotted red. A consistent 
grower producing tall straight spike. Bulb- 
lets rather hard to germinate for us ...... 
SUCCESS (Stewart). Tall stately pure white, 
opening 5 or more large florets on tall strong 
spikes. A frequent winner at shows as well 
as fine “commercial: variety ~....)...5....4. 
(Bts. 3 — 10c; 30 — $1.00) 
SUMMER BREEZE (Brauer). A fragrant rich 
pink with heavily ruffled florets of heavy 
substance. Opens 4—5 four-inch florets on a 
medium tall spike. A distinct advance in frag- 
rant gladiolus developed by Mr. Brauer .... 
(Bts. 10 — $1.00; 100 — $7.50) 
SWEET ALIBI (Canine). Intensely ruffled deep 
geranium pink with lighter throat, opening 
8-10 six-inch florets at once on fine spikes. 
Blue ribbons at Boston Show and Iowa State 
Fair. A seedling of Picardy x Pfitzer’s Tri- 
TN phvandiveryenneen.-t cosets vee 
(Bts. 10 — 35c; 100 — $3.00) 
SWEETHEART — Snow-white foundation color 
delicately flushed pink, increasing in intens- 
ity toward tips of petals. Heavy wax-like 
substance of unusual beauty and excellent 
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SYLVIA (Kinyon). Bright deep pink with 
creamy yellow throat. Decorative type but 
exact compact placement of 12-14 open 
blooms gives appearance of exhibition spike. 
Long spikes, always straight with perfectly 
styled flower head of as many as 24 buds .. 
(Bts. 2 — 25c; 10 — $1.00) 
TANGERINE — Tall graceful spike of glow- 
ing orange, said to be decided improvement 
on La Paloma but with us it is distinctly dif- 
ferent from that variety. Strong grower .. 
OUR MOST PRIZED TESTIMONIAL: 
Large 
1%” up 
1— .50 
10— 3.50 
2—  .15 
10— i .60 
3— .15 
10'—— = 45 
3— .15 
10— £.45 
100 — 2.50 
eT 
10 — 6.00 
1— 1.00 
J — ~.40 
10 — + 3.20 
383— .15 
10— .45 
100 — 2.50 
1 — 1.00 
10 — 8.00 
38— .15 
10— .45 
100 — 2.50 
Medium 
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1— .30 
10— 2.00 
3— .15 
10— .45 
3— .10 
10— _ 30 
s3— .10 
10—_-..30 
100 — 2.00 
1— .50 
10— 4.00 
1— .75 
1—  .25 
10 — 2.00 
3— .10 
10— _  .30 
100 — 2.00 
1—  .60 
10 — 4.80 
3— .10 
10— _ .30 
100 — 2.00 
Small 
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1— .20 
10 — 1.50 
4— .10 
10— _.20 
8— .10 
25— .20 
1— .30 
10 — 2.40 
1— .40 
1— .15 
10 — 1.20 
8— .10 
25— .25 
100 — 1.00 
1— .40 
10 — 3.20 
8— .10 
25— .25 
100 — 1.00 
‘T find you so particularly satisfactory to deal with that I really cannot accept the enclosed cheque. 
Thank you for the courtesy you have shown.’—FROM A CONNECTICUT CUSTOMER. 
