HONOLULU 
Janet X Bagdad 
(About 95 days) ... Big smokey orange with small 
clear orange blotch with small purple feather. Not 
much smoke in this. Bulblets germinated too late, so 
stock is very small and we can offer only bulblets 
this year. Must build up stock. Bulblets, each, 30 
cents, 10 for $2.00 
GRACIE ALLEN 
Ohio Nonpareil X Marmora 
(About sUidays) 1945s o Clear deep redsscarietescit 
formal type. Placement very good and very rarely a 
spike that is not perfect double row. Be sure to make 
yourmscarct Gracie Allen this year ands bes really 
pleased. A good show glad that is really a commercial 
the florists do like. Five and one-half-inch, 8 open, 
20 buds, 27-inch flowerhead, 62 inches overall. Cham- 
pion seedling, and winner of the Gracie Allen personal 
award at West Virginia American Home Ach.; winner 
at Ohio State and runner-up for same award at South- 
east Michigan, beaten only by Flying Fortress; first 
Ohio State (Cleveland), all in 1942; first both one 
and three-spike at Tri-State, 1944. Very good price 
CUtmtni seveate INOm Mepb2e5Us No 2))2.U0smINOmosup le 7. 
No. 4, $1.40; No. 5, $1.10; No. 6, 40 cents; bulblets, 
each 25 cents, or 10 for $2.00. 
LARIME 
Tangarine X Marmora 
CA bouts Q0mdays menamen VV cactisticki (ONOUisLOLinch 
statements that this is the best formal type orange 
with a blotch. Very persistent in giving us fine show 
spikes. Winner of championships and many _ blues. 
Not near as much stock in circulation as there should 
be for such quality. At the 1946 cut in price on small 
and bulblets, you can afford it surely, and the pleasure 
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No. 4, $1.00; No. 5, 75 cents; No. 6, 50 cents; bulblets, 
each 8 cents, or 10 for 60 cents. 
PURPLE SUPREME 
Charles Dickens X Paul Pfitzer 
(About 80 days) 1942 ... They are all telling you that 
this is the best purple. If you have read the various 
bulletins and show reports you know this is true. 
Heavy winner in the 1945 shows, including show 
champion Ohio State second show with ten open as 
near perfect as glads grow. Also near show champion 
at Nebraska. We just can’t spare the space here to 
give all winnings the past four years. Few glads have 
won more top ribbons. Heavy demand in 1945 left 
us very little stock to plant, so our stock is small. 
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