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1942 INTRODUCTIONS 
| AUTUMN SUNSET: (Lapham-Horton)1942). This is a 
- dependable fall bloomer. It has bloomed four 
years straight, two of which no other Fall bloomer 
came across. Also early planted rhizomes bloomed. 
last year as "Intermediates" while those planted 
late and established plants bloomed in the regular 
season. It is a "break" from Rameses and Rosy 
Wings, a pleasing blend of gold, rose and lilac, 
large, fine form and heavy substance. It is tall 
and well branched with many blooms — and in the 
Fall the stalks run even more massive and lower 
branched and the blooms are somewhat darker and 
richer, more beautiful than in Summer, Mr. Lapham 
showed the 9th bloom to open on a stalk at the 
Regional Meet in Chicago Nov. 1st and it attracted 
mich attention. 5.00 
BLUE CLOUD: (Horton 1942) A massive dark blue 
purple bloom, not floppy but rounded petals, 
very heavy substance, well branched and 9 blooms. 
fall and sturdy and a good increaser. Several 
people wanted to buy stock of this while in bloom 
last year (first bloom) but I wished to retain 
stock until introduced. ae ge 
DARKEST AFRICA: (Horton 1942) Blackish red purple, 
of medium height and medium tall stalks. I dreamed 
of a black iris one night, and the next day I found 
this in bloom, which was just about as I dreamed. 
8.00 
PINK RHAPSODY: (Horton 1942) This is a very lus~ 
cious, warm pink, tall stalks with 11 blooms, of 
good size and plant is a good increaser and a 
ee parent both ways. 20.00 
1941 INTRODUCTIONS 
Pink Marvel, (Lapham—-Horton 1941) 
Aztec Glory (Horton 1941) HC 
Sweet Spring (Horton 1941) Dwarf 
Riding High (Lapham—Horton 1940) 
