HYBRIDS 
Better Times. American Beauty Rose. 
(Limit to 10% of Order). 
Christmas Cheer. Extra early Rose Pink. 
(Limit to 10% of Order). 
Mary Ellen. Soft Rose Pink. 
(Limit to 10% of Order). 
PINK 
Cheviot Maid Reselected (Ball) 
New uniform selection. Very popular 
rose pink. 
Early Cincinnati (Ball) Early flow- 
ering strain of this fine, light rose. 
New Cincinnati. Medium rose pink 
with long shatter-proof spikes and 
extra long, stiff stems. 
Peggy Schumann. Extra fine, 
creamy rose pink with heavy, stiff 
stems and well-formed spikes. 
Rose Queen. Very fine spring flow- 
ering deep rose pink. 
St. Louis Early Pink. Popular, 
Maryland Pink or Mary Ellen color 
for late winter flowering. 
Yoder’s No. 33. One of the parents 
of Mary Ellen, uniform light pink 
slightly deeper than Mary Ellen but 
with the same long stems and early 
flowering habit. 
BRONZE 
Afterglow. One of the most satis- 
factory all around orange-bronze 
varieties, especially for late winter 
and spring. 
Bronze Christmas Cheer. Clean 
growing golden bronze and apricot 
combination. | 
Glorious. Very fine rich reddish 
bronze for spring. 
Sunlite. (Ball) Extra early golden 
bronze. An excellent producer that 
comes back quickly after a heavy 
cut. 
Suntan. Rose shade of tan with 
tinge of yellow on lip. Early bloom- 
ing. 
WHITE 
Koester’s White. Very fine pure 
white. Clean grower. Slightly ruffled 
flowers. 
Lucky Strike. Popular early flower- 
ing pure white. 
Peace. (Ball) Large closely set flo- 
rets of the pure white on long, wiry 
stems. The unusually rich dark 
green foliage contrasts vividly with 
the snowy whiteness of its flowers. 
White Wonder Improved. (Ball) 
Uniformly long stemmed, even 
growing strain of this pure white 
variety. A few days later than 
Koester’s White, but considerably 
stronger in growth. 
TEE OMY 
Ceylon Court Dark. Standard early 
yellow; somewhat darker than Ethel. 
Coates’ Yellow Perfection. Deep 
golden yellow. Spring flowering. 
