HERMITAGE GARDENS ORIGINATIONS 
Introductions of 1946 
ALGONQUIN. (3) Large-crowned Leedsii. A beautifully proportioned large 
pure white flower that appeared in a bed of mixed seedlings of unrecorded 
parentage. The wide well overlapping perianth segments open flat and 
lean slightly forward as the flower ages. The bell-shaped crown has a 
nicely fluted edge. Each $10. 
CHICKASAW. (3) Yellow Trumpet. A rich self-yellow Ajax of medium 
height and of vigorous growth. Broad overlapping petals that lean slightly 
forward as the flower ages, but oven flat and at right angles to a broad, 
short, flaring trumpet that has a deeply serrated edge. From Osiris x Sunstar. 
Eacheor0. 
MATAPEAKE. (3) Bicolor Incomvarabilis. A large somewhat informal flower 
having very broad heart-shaped pure white perianth segments and a broad 
flat orange crown 142 inches in diameter with a narrow red edge. Beautiful 
in the garden and for decorative purposes. From Will Scarlet x Warlock. 
Bach 367.005" 
PAWNEE. (2-3) Bicolor Trumpet. An outstanding flower of contrasting col- 
ors. Well overlaoping somewhat pointed white petals surmounted by a 
long straight lemon-yellow trumpet with a widely rolled brim. Bred from 
two parents of the highest perfection—-Nevis x Bodilly. Each $10. 
SEMINOLE. (2-3) White Trumpet. A pure white flower of medium height 
with broad dark green foliage. Wide, long, broad, somewhat pointed petals 
and a long straight well provortioned trumpet. A really appealing flower 
from Maharajah x Kantara. Each $10. 
Introductions of 1945 
CATSKILL. (4) Bicolor Incomparabilis. This is one of the most striking flowers 
that I have raised because of its large size, fine form, and contrasting colors. 
It has very broad heart-shaped snow-white perianth segments that stand at 
right angles to a broad shallow rich orange crown. The beautifully serrated 
edge of the crown is of a deeper shade and the intense color extends into 
the base of the segments. Ii has splendid substance, is tall and very vig- 
orous. -From Bokhara x Sumstar.. Each $7.50. 
COOSA. , (2) An early, vigorous, medium tall White Trumpet, having broad 
overlapping somewhat pointed petals of thick firm substance, and a beauti- 
fully proportioned flaring trumpet that opens primrose and soon rasses to 
old ivory. Cf good exhibition quality and a fine garden flower. Each $10, 
IANA. (4) White Trumpet. A tall and very shapely white flower on a 
strong plant with broad blue-green foliage. The trumpet is well propor- 
tioned, slightly flaring, and has a neatly serrated edge; it opens primrose 
and soon passes to ivory-white. .The broad well overlapping. somewhai 
pointed petals stand at right angles to the trumpet and reflex gradually as 
the flower ages. A very attractive flower and a good increaser. From Mrs. 
Emst-H) Krelage xalenedos. Each $10. 

MONOCACY. Bicolor Trumpet. A large showy flower having broad shovel- 
pointed white petals that point slightly forward and overlap well; the edges 
