
LUNA DE ORO (T. M. Monmonier) Type B. Extremely fine. 
Limited, R.C. $1.00. 
MISS SANTA MONICA (Kado 1939) Type C. A giant burnt- 
Orange Rosetta. A fine basket plant and a long season 
bloomer. Plant deep green—red edged. R.C. $1.00. 
NELLIE CANTWELL (Kado 1940) Type C. Coppery-orange 
sepals and petals with slight edge of fuchsia. Petals folded 
back to appear pointed. Few petalled. Unique. R.C. $1.00. 
OBERST P. M. KUHNRICH (Knebel). Green tinged buds open- 
ing to an orange flower with darker middle stripe. Sepals 
pointed and spreading out star-like, Inner petals are flar- 
ing trumpet shape with fuchsia edge to tips. R.C. $1.00. 
PARACUTIN (Beahm 1944). Very full petalled deep orange 
with inner petals shaded with roseglow, not an eye. Named 
for the new Mexican volcano .R.C. $1.50. 
PRIDE OF VENTURA (T. M. Monmonier 1941). Extra large 
chrome orange edges to a chrome yellow center stripe with 
deeper shading at center, complete golden sheen. Lovely 
formation. R.C. $1.00. 
ROMANCE (T.M. Monmonier 1941) Type A. Deep rich orange 
shading to darker base. Saucer-like flower with broad 
rounding petals. Extra large. The whole flower has a golden 
sheen. R.C. 75c. 
SOUTHLAND (Kado 1940) Type D. Large true orange overcast 
with pink. Full petalled, (often forty). Bright small violet 
eye. Very outstanding. Medium to late. R.C. $1.00. 
TIFFANY (T. M. Monmonier 1941) Type A. A magnificent 
10” flower with light amber center stripe deepening to 
bronze and edged in a light fuchsia shade, tannish back 
petals. All petals stand apart. Short flower stems. R.C. 75c. 
TITIAN (Steele) Type E. Long narrow pointed petals in a 
wheel effect. One tone, clear dark orange. Very large. 
ReGient 00: 
TOPSY-TURVY (Steele 1940) Type E. Few narrow petals 
which form a wheel. Orange center stripe—wide lavender 
edge. Fluffy stemens. Large, loosely formed. R.C. $1.50. 
TREASURE CHEST (Steele 1943) Type B. Very narrow sepals 
and petals extremely pointed. Deep amber orange base with 
wide dark purple border. R.C. $1.50. 
VOLCANO (Steele) Type E. Colorful, wheel-shaped flower; 
orange red, edged in wide magenta and solid magenta eye. 
Petals have a silky texture. Extremely large. Limited. R.C. 
$1.50. 
The following GROUP 4 varieties may be had in unrooted 
cuttings: 
Adolph Hahn, Alta Luz, Aurore Boreale, Corona*, Countess 
Estelle Doheny, H. M. Wegener, Lachskonigin, Rempleri, Speci- 
osa, Sun Beam, Uranus, Wurtemburg. 
Outstanding varieties for future release include: 
Gaillardia*, Miss Beverly, Orange Nymph. 
