SPUN GOLD— 
(Glutzbeck, 1940). Large vellow, award- 
ed the Dykes medal in 1944. $4.00 
STARDOM— 
(Hall, 1941). Blend of coppery pink and 
apricot buff, termed “onion skin’ pink. 
$1.50 
SUN HAWK— 
(De Forest) Clear early vellow of good 
size on medium tall stalk. $1.00 
SUNSET SERENADE— 
(J. Sass, 1948). A Praisie Sunset seed- 
ing, lighter in tone than the parent. $7.50 
SUNSHINE— 
(Hall). A fine rich vellow of excellent 
form and substance. $4.00 
SLYVIA MURRAY— 
(Norton, 1944). This fine 
is well spaced on 40 inch stalk. 
large blue 
$9.00 
TEA ROSE— 
(Whiting, 1944) A rose blend that fades 
to pink. Attractive to the last. Strong 
grower. $7.00 
THE ADMIRAL— 
(Hall, 1941). An intense deeper-than- 
medium blue, with flaring form, finish and 
substance. $2.00 
THE RED DOUGLAS— 
(Jiwoass, 193.7), -Anwarded the * Dykes 
medal in 1941. Solid wine red. $1.00 
THE SENTINEL— 
(Hall) Medium sized flowers of bright 
burnished copper. $2.00 
THREE CHEERS— 
(Cook, 1945). Large flower, brilliant 
blue bi-color similar to Amigo, but on 42 
inch stalk. $12'50 
THREE SISTERS— 
(Des Horesty 1941) Standards pale 
Crean Pallst@redsaiolet) 'Strikine * color 
contrast, on 42 inch stalk. $2.00 
THREE OAK S— 
(Whiting, 1943). A mallow pink with 
overlay of copper. $7.00 
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TIFFANJA— 
(De Forest, 1942). Smooth clean cut 
lightly marked plicata. Standards Colonial 
buff; falls flaring, frosted white edged buff, 
brushed at haft and speckled around bor- 
der with light brown. Well branched 42- 
inch stalk. $3.00 
TIFFANY— 
(H. Sass, 1938). Very ruffled yellow 
plicata, heavily marked pinkish violet. .60 
TISHOMINGO— 
(Caldwell, 1942). Large frosted clear 
wisteria blue. $7.00 
TOBACCO ROAD— 
(Kleinsorge, 1942). Beautiful golden to- 
bacco brown, with rounded horizontal falls. 
$7.50 
TONGA— 
(De Forest) Russet self on well 
branched 42-inch stalk. Brilliant in some 
seasons, dull in others. $1.50 
TREVA— 
(De Forest, 1945). Golden apricot self, 
of large size and smooth, spreading form. 
Closed domed standards. $10.00 
VIESHEA— 
(Whiting, 1943). Bright copper rose 
blend with blue in center of the falls. $3.00 
VIOLET SYMPHONY— 
(Smith, 1940). Broad, rounded flowers 
of Bradley's Violet, on excellent stalk. 
$4.00 
VISION OF MIRZA— 
(De Forest, 1944). Large, marbled pli- 
cata of rose-brown on cream ground. Tall 
stalk. $6.00 
WABASH— 
(Williamson, 1937). Clean white stand- 
ards, purple falls. Dykes medal 1940. $1.00 
WAKARUSA— 
(isaphany 91941). In, “eirech way burnt 
orange with velvety falls. $3.00 
WHITE WEDGEWOOD— 
(Grant, 1943). Large porcelain white 
with blue at the base of the beard. $9.00 
WiLDB ORCHID— 
(Kellogg). The name describes it. Very 
neat ower of wild orchid coloring. $1.00 
