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MEMNON. A large flat bloom of beautiful crimson scarlet. Win- 
ner of several awards. Very lovely .........22.22........:se:00--+ Sept. 
MERIDIAN. A fine salmon rose pink; blooms 5 to 6 inches 
across, petals pointed at the tips, slightly reflexing....Sept., Oct. 
MRS. WM. WHYTE. A bronze tinged yellow that grows very 
large when disbudded but must be disbudded to be good....Sept. 
MRS. T. RILEY. A very fine white. Large reflexing blooms 
made up of very broad petals. Very free and erect. You 
should: have® Chis *One@ 00.5 2e festie cecketesteewatodatdveee en cseen eee Sept. 
MRS. J. PHILLIPS. A deep lavender purple. a color that is in 
a class all by itself. We never have enough plants of this one. 
Those that order late have to go without. Petals are long 
and broad. Gives large full incurved blooms that are fine for 
cut flowers or for exhibition @232.4.525.2.02 eee Aug., Sept. 
MRS. PATTIE. An extremely early variety of terra-cotta red 
with gold reverse. A 6-inch bloom with broad incurving petals, 
when: :disbudded +2... S352 ae ARNE oe ee aes Aug., Sept. 
MARY SUTTERLAND. A rich wine purple with silver on reverse 
and points of the petals. Flowers good size and very incurved. 
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MRS. J. FINDLAY. Bright yellow. Grows to 6 inches when dis- 
Dudes ee ae i ovcvasvedecaettepstet ioe ye nena eee te ee Sept. 
MRS. DON McIVOR. An exhibition bloom of clear golden yellow. 
Extra good grower, long strong stems ........................ Aug., Sept. 
NURED. A good crimson that blooms extremely early for us. Nice 
Size  DIOOMS \ ncQeee ek Re ee CR ae eats July, Aug. 
NITA. Primrose yellow. Large well formed blooms on tall stiff 
SECIS 2 ooo cocelucduscmensevavencyye Sebel entre ac MORNE He. Uae Eee Dene ote gn Aug., Sept. 
NELLIE RICHARDSON. Large variety, very similar to Leda. Fast 
multiplier © 22. c.n0 See ae ee eee ee Sept. 
ORANGE GLOW. Orange bronze with gold reverse. Large pigons 
ept. 
ORANGE QUEEN. The richest golden yellow to date. Large 
flowers, petals broad and slightly twisted. Fine substance. 
stem and ’follawe 25... ccc. ees. Deas, eae ee Sept. 
PRIMROSE. An immense primrose yellow with incurving petals. 
By all means you should have this lovely variety......Earl Oct. 
PINK REWARD. A bright rose pink; small foliage and reflexing 
flowers. 4. or 5 inches across\i.0 2. Sept. 
ROSE PRINCESS. An excellent variety, one of the best in recent 
years. Fine variety either disbudded or in sprays. Nice long 
stiff stems. Salmon rose with a basal blush of gold. Not as 
early as some of the others, thereby lengthening the blooming 
season. One of our coast customers wrote, “Rose Princess is 
certainly doing herself proud”). we eee Oct. 
REVELLER. Bright chestnut red of good substance; real market 
type on long stems. Good clean growers and easy disbudded. 
Stands the 'sun“well yo ee eee Aug., Sept. 
SANDY RICHIE. Rich bright crimson with clear golden reverse. 
The inner petals incurve and the outer petals reflex, showing 
a bright contrast of crimson and gold. A favorite.......... Sept. 
SYBIL. Large lavender pink. Stiff stems. Good disbudded or 
grown in sprays. A real acquisition. Also an early bloomer 
Aug., Sept. 
TOLLCROS PINK. Deep rose pink with silver reverse. Long 
broad .petals.:, Very -fine.variety,.2....03 ee Sept. 
TRIXIE. A very large salmon apricot pink. A new variety. 
Long spiky rolled petals. Long wiry stems. Disbuds grand. 
One of our favorites ~.....c0 eee cee ee Aug., Sept. 
TIGER. Large full crimson flower with rolled petals. Extra 
good. After the crimson bloom is out a while it changes 
through all shades of bronze to bright yellow, making several 
color shades all on the same bush and all in perfect condition, 
giving the bush a truly striking appearance.............. Aug., Sept. 
UNA. Pink with silvery reverse. Florets slightly incurved................ 
: ; Late Sept. 
VULCAN. Solid brilliant crimson; lovely shaped flower 3-4 
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WESTBORNE. A rich dark red of good form. The darkest red 
we grow. Good strong stiff stems and strong florets that 
stand the weather well. Would say that you must have it as 
it is a very distinctive color and variety...................... Sept., Oct. 
WHITE LADY. First class variety. Large, disbud .......................... 
YELLOW GOWN. A grand variety of substance, semi-incurved 
flowers of good size. A heavy bloomer, starting to bloom early 
and blooming right up until the last of the later ones are 
blooming. Stem, foliage and habits are perfect ........ Aug., Sept. 
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