and Gladiolus THAT ARE 
OUTSTANDING 
CORONA. Illustrated in color on page 50. A : ‘ : : 
: ce perfect replica of the variety Picardy at its best 
shape, size, form andi substance, also habit of growth. The color is a crearny white in the conten 
of the photograph will show the perfect form of the entire flower The florets are 7 inches i 
diameter, and the length of the spike 29 inches. The average height of the stem is 5 ta 6 feet 
tall, and if well grown they can reach a height of 7 feet. This variety will win more first prizes 
KING oy that eu ee fo the next few years to come. Price: 3 for $1.00; 10 for $3.00. 
; n arge, showy brig red; enormous florets; h ikes. i ize wi 
ne the 1945 shows, Bice: aifone1 G0. WO far eos, eavy spikes. A consistent prize winner 
T : uscious combination of rich dee olde Il h 
Price: 3 for $2.25; 10 ae $675 Pg n yellow shaded orange. Large florets. 
LEADING LADY. The sensation of the past two years. Leading Lady has won more first prizes in 
alae eee eae than any other variety. The finest cream-white sport of Picardy. Price: 3 for 
MOTHER KADEL. A lovely soft yellow self color with no other markings. The most appealing yellow 
variety because of its purity of color. Consistent prize winner. Price: 3 for Toco NO) for $2225, 
SILENTIUM. A gorgeous improvement of Margaret Beaton. Huge florets of pure white with bright 
scarlet markings on lips. Price: 3 for 65c; 10 for $2.00, 
STOPLIGHT. A brilliant glowing scarlet; long, tall spikes, large florets. One of the newest varieties. 
Price: 3 for $1.00; 10 for $3.00. 
WHITE GOLD. An immense cream-white with yellow lower petals. A gorgeous and sedate combina- 
tion. Much desired for modern arrangements. Price: 3 for $1.25; 10 for $3.75. ; 
SPECIAL COLLECTION OFFER 
3 each of the 10 varieties ( 30 bulbs in all), a $13.15 value, for ....................0. $11.75 
10 each of the 10 varieties (100 bulbs in all), a $39.80 value, for ...................... 37.50 
AN EXCLUSIVE MAX SCHLING PRIMULINUS GLADIOLUS INTRODUCTION 
ORANGETOWN. The Primulinus type are more popular today than ever because they lend them- 
selves so gracefully to all forms of floral arrangements. Ordingetown is a true pure orange self 
color of very vigorous growth. The spikes are formed with florets closely placed with 8 to 10 
florets open at one time. Much superior to Orange. Butterfly. Orangetown has been a consistent 
prize winner in its size class and is the winner of the American Home >» 
Achievement Medal. Price. 3 for 85c; 10 for $2.50; $22.50 per 100. High Finance 
(See full coior illustration of this lovely variety on page 80.) 

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