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CRACKER JACK 
(No. K-11) 
1945 Grand Champion Seedling. A deep 
orange-yellow throat with strawberry blotch. 
A wiry spike with 14 to 16 buds, 6 open, 5-6 
showing color. The 4!/,” florets are wide open, 
plain, round, good texture, placement and at- 
tachment. I believe that the qualities of this 
Glad are such that it should become a leader 
for all purposes, home and commercial. 
Every spike is salable and no crooks. Bulb- 
ets are heavy and germination excellent. 
Blooms in 70 to 75 days. 
Cracker Jack (K-11) won Grand Champion 
Seedling, Sectional Champion, N. E. G. S. 
Seedling Purple Rosette Ribbon (large), and 
American Home Achievement medal at Tri- 
state Glad Show August 11 and 12, 1945, at 
Wellsville, Ohio. 
Cracker Jack Lge. $2.00—Med. $1.50—Sm. $1.00 
Bulbets, One for $.20 — Ten for $1.60 


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