*SPITFIRE (New)—Quite a new shade of bright, fiery- 
red with gold reverse; large reflexing type; good 
either disbudded or in sprays; the bright spot of the 
Hardens SYS LEl Aiea. scess.c.csnscsess tects cenapaconestepeeetiee ate aman $1.00 
*TOLLCROSS PINK—Deep rose-pink with silver re- 
verse; long, broad aha. building up a semi-incurve 
flower 6 in. across, 312 £t. Se@ptiicsiccsecscssmscccasvecn mee 50c 
*TRIXIE—Salmon apricot-pink, a_lovely combination; 
flowers large and spiky; of the Freda type; long wiry 
stems, very free and effective. 3 ft. Aug...............0 50c 
*UNA—Pink with silvery reverse; a large slightly in- 
curving flower of much substance and weather proof. 
21G) £Eie SOD titi eals, Ai coceesncsccosences equine eck conte he nana eae anna 50c 
*WHARFDALE (New)—An immense silvery-mauve of 
perfect incurving form; 7 in. across; same type as 
Silver Queen, much larger. 3144 ft. Sept................. $1.00 
*#WHITE SWAN (New)—A refiexing spray variety, for 
cutting, grand for making up or market in pots. 
3 in. blooms produced in great profusion. 214 ft. 
RODE 5 i ecscecsssssconvs sncceceeaeswecoccvacessguadeerosiarcesceneuies Mase atiat ten aaa 50c 
GENERAL COLLECTION OF EARLY 
FLOWERING DOUBLE VARIETIES 
Plants 35c Each 
(Plus 3% Sales Tax in Washington) 
(Varieties marked with an asterisk (*) are suitable for 
disbudding for exhibition or may be grown in sprays.) 
(Descriptions are the Originator’s) 
*ADORATION—Large spreading flower of pink on a 
cream ground; a real beauty; plants will carry 6 to 
8 blooms 5 to 6 inches across; good grower and 
Selig cepts no trouble to disbud; grand for cutting. 
. Sept. 
+ALABASTER—A very early white; firm flower, 5 in. 
across, slightly incurved; small foliage. Aug. 
*ALECTO—Large incurving old rose, with cerise base, 
broad petals with gold tips. 215 ft. Sept. . 
*ALEXANDER MASON (Decorative)—Rich, buttercup 
yellow, large 6-inch perfectly incurved bloom, of 
Paecar form on strong stems, easy to grow. 3 ft. 
c 
ALWIN—A beautiful reflexing salmon-pink, 214 ft. Aug. 
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