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CAVALIER 
Plant Patent No. 402 
A sport from Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt, originated with SAMTMANN BROTHERS, 
WYNDMOOR, PENNA. 
The growing habits of this variety are similar to that of the parent—vigorous upright grower, 
long strong stems, glossy dark green foliage, and very prolific bloomer. Medium size, well formed, 
30 to 40 peitais. 
CAVALIER possesses several OUTSTANDING features, among which are the slow and even 
opening of the bud, the exceedingly good-lasting qualities of the flower after being cut, and the dark, 
leathery foliage. These features combine to make the variety particularly adapted for shipping over 
long distances. 
THE DISTINCTIVE COLOR IS EXTRAORDINARILY RICH AND BRILLIANT and is 
very difficult to describe accurately, because no color plates showing its true colors are available in 
the standard color guides. We believe the nearest description is “A BEAUTIFUL SHADE OF 
BURNT-ORANGE.” When in tight bud the color is a combination of scarlet and coral-red, evenly 
spread, and as it opens more of the yellow and orange tone is shown. There is no Rose among the 
list of varieties under cultivation with which to compare CAVALIER in color. IT IS ENTIRELY 
DISTINCTIVE. 
CAVALIER has been thoroughly tested by Samtmann Brothers and also by Myers & Samtmann 
and found MOST SATISFACTORY. 
CAVALIER is exceptionally popular with Retailers and Wholesalers. 
CAVALIER should be grown at a temperature of 56 to 58°. 
BRICES 
SCIONS: 1,000 Scions $120.00, 500 at the 1,000 rate; 5,000 or more 
$100.00 per 1,000 
GRAFTED AND BUDDED PLANTS 
$27.50 per 100, $250.00 per 1,000 
ROYALTY INCLUDED 
BUDDED PLANTS WILL NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL JANUARY, 1942 
‘Distributed by 
©) CIGGITI, Inc. 
Beury Building, Broad Street and Erie Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PENNA. 

