CHUCK’S 1946 GLAD LIST 3 

441—_DAISY MAE (Lins-Ruble) 1945 
The outstanding glad of the 1945. introduc- 
tions. This beautiful orange pink with a 
cherry throat blotch is headed for a very 
bright future as a commercial and exhibition 
variety. 
Daisy Mae was cut when first floret opened 
and put in a refrigerator at a temperature of 
40°. Here it was kept for a week. It had 5 
florets open and all in good condition. This 
and its ability to produce bulblets in larger 
quantities than Picardy and they germinate 
100% are qualities that make Daisy Mae a 
commercial wonder. 
Its ability to win was proved at the South- 
ern Minnesota Show. Daisy Mae won all three 
ribbons in a class of eleven entries. 
Prices for 1946 
Any size bulb $2.00. Bulblets sold only with 
bulbs, 1 bulb and 25 bulblets $5.00. Limit 5 
deals to a customer. 

Daisy Mae from a Ccmmercial 
Planting 
COMMENTS ON DAISY MAE 
Daisy Mae was far ahead of any 1945 intro- 
ductions that I tried out. 
Frank T. Addleman, Pennsylvania 

I think Daisy Mae is a comer, and will be 
Chuck admires a spike of a great commercial. 
Daisy Mae O. P. Austin, Kansas City, Missouri 
