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HUNTER. An unusual art shade of red. Large flowers with 
pea foliage. A new one this year, stock not very are 
Pe CR ee i ee are be fet NS pel et RR hd ON He Aa Sep 
HENRY SUTCLIFFE. A deep golden yellow incurved that 
makes good sized blooms when disbudded...................... Sept. 
HENRY VINCENT. A nice medium size very early pink that 
is ORO EAEdOWNE Withee tlOWers = eee ee eee eee 
INDIANA. A rich velvety crimson, shading darker rare tne 
center—a really lovely color; long stems. The real type of 
market flower; 514 inches across, reflexing, 3 ft............. Sept. 
JOHN BAXTER. A very fine bright bronze with stiff stems. 
Grows very large when disbudded. One you will like. 
Aug., Sept. 
JEAN HARLOW. A bright golden yellow with semi-incurved 
TOL ren ee ee eee ee Aug., Sept. 
JIM THORPE. A fine large crimson; very early flowering; 
will become best of its color for exhibition. 4 ft. This is 
CHULY Sat LOVELY MEV LICL ye ener eee et er ee Sept. 
LE POCTOLE. A very deep velvety crimson. Good sized 
PIO WETS terre et et eee eee ees Oct. 
LEDA. A large heliotrope pink; flowers 6 inches across when 
disbudded. Also good grown in sprays. Beautiful rolled 
petals. Stems are extra strong. Extremely fast multiplier. 
ONnCWEVELYON Cm S11 OU! Clmeil a. Vie mere seen tener eer Sept. 
LUTONIA. A beautiful golden amber, large incurved blooms 
of pertece TOL Seon tee een cee eee ee ee Sept. 
NS) C. ORR. Reddish crimson with gold reverse. Large 
icine bloom thathisynice disbudded. ea Sept. 
MEMNON. A large flat bloom of beautiful crimson scarlet. 
Winnervot several awards.. Very lovely 2...) Sept. 
MERIDIAN. A fine salmon rose pink; blooms 5 to 6 inches 
across, petals pointed at the tips, slightly reflexing..Sept., Oct. 
MRS. T. RILEY. A very fine white. Large reflexing blooms 
made up:of very broad petals. Very free and erect. You 
shouldghaverthiston es ee ee ee Sept. 
MRS. J. FINDLAY. Bright yellow. Grows to 6 in. when dis- 
ev CS Ces yo ly, pact een taettha 0 eS kel oerer Sy Rat eeince, chk Ge) Oe ae eran ated Sept. 
MRS. DON McIVOR. An exhibition bloom of clear golden 
yellow, Extra good grower, long strong stem.......... Aug., Sept. 
MARYLAND RED. Ruby-crimson, a large solid fidwet with 
broad, stout florets inclined to incurve in center, long stems 
well furnished with moderate follacee sees ) ere ee 
MORNING GLOW. This is a truly early-flowering variety; 
a unique shade of light glowing chestnut; very large flow- 
ers, pinched and disbudded on terminals makes a plant to 
carry 8 to 10 ae Ny shaped recurving blooms; one of 
THESDITStELOMDLOOMIng Se Dowel Gece serene teen ee ee es een Aug. 
MARYLAND DOME. A yellow incurved variety that is one of 
themearliestrvarieticsstOm DlOOMIee Au 
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MRS. T. GUTHRIE. A very large chestnut red with bronze 
reverse, broad reflexing petals, 6 inch flowers. One of our 
LAVOTIGES Fe ee ee ee ee eee ee eee eae Sept., Oct. 
MAYLAND BRONZE. A beautiful chestnut. Large solid blooms, 
StifT#stems te es. Re ee ee eens Pate Sor eter ore Early Aug. 
MRS. PERCY BEER. Deep lavender pink. A lovely cut flower 
VEATIS GY eee ae ee eee OE Boece PR Nt tok Sept. 
MARKET GOLD. A pompom yellow, lovely cut ................ Sept. 
MRS. J. H. MILNER. A very lovely cut flower, white. Good 
sizedelovelys flowersiee-= seen ete eee ee ee Sept. 
MAIDEN BLUSH. Reflexing flowers are a blush pink over- 
laid soft rose, medium size; dark green foliage and good 
stiff stems. A very nice variety pale ot: Re ee es Sept. 
MADONNA. An exceptionally fine large white. Supposed to 
be the largest white grown but I don’t think it can beat 
Mrs. T. Riley. However, Madonna is such a dandy. Petals 
ATER broad ang | Srow tly ISmcOOUSt eee cs eee eee eee Sept. 
NURED. A good crimson, very early bloomer. One of the 
CATIICS Ty OLGS meee eer eee ee eee renee, wee Aug. 
NUTHATCH. Crimson chestnut with slightly incurved center 
Aug. 
ape GLOW. Orange bronze with gold reverse. Large 
| 01010340 inet Bs oer Sen eee Sh oa AP cee ea et Dea eR eI Sept. 
ORANGE QUEEN. The richest golden yellow to date. Taree 
flowers, petals broad and slightly twisted. Fine substance, 
stem and foliage ee ee. ore oe tk WEYL ge ne Sept 
PRIMROSE. An immense primrose yellow with incurving 
petals. By all means you should have this lovely variety. 
Early Oct. 
PINK REWARD. A bright rose pink; small foliage and re- 
Hlexingetlowersc4 sOle mln CheSeaClOSSae meee ee Sept. 
PHYLLIS GOLD. Deep yellow with gold center, large spread- 
ine’ flower Very 200d, see ee ee ees Sept.. Oct. 
PINK PROFUSION. A medium size bloom in great profusion 
OL THE ED LAT CS eeeeec ere rete eee oa eee eee eee eee Aug. 
ROSE PRINCESS. An excellent variety, one of the best in 
recent years. Fine variety either disbudded or in sprays. 
Nice long stiff stems. Salmon rose with a basal blush of 
gold. Not: as early as some of the others «:-.::2202222....: Oct. 
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