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SUNSHINE (Hall, 44) — Fine deep 
rich-toned yellow. Excellent form 
and substance. Strong stalk of me- 
dium height is well branched. Free 
bloomer and thoroughly hardy ee 
. 4,00 
THE ADMIRAL (Hall, ’41)—Clean, 
bright, intense medium blue with 
¢lean haft that holds its color well. 
Form, finish and substance outstand- 
ing. Stands up exceptionally well 
under sun and rain. Free bloomer 
and vigorous grower. Strong, well 
branched stems a little over medium 
. height. H. M., A. I. S., 1940; A. M., 
1944. $2.00 
THE BISHOP (Washington, ’*37)— 
Smoothly finished long flower of in- 
tense bishop’s purple. Deep yellow 
beard enhances brilliance. Large, 
well formed fiower of heavy sub- 
stance on well branched stems. H. M., 
A. I. S., 1938. $1.00 
THE BLACK DOUGLAS JJ. Sass, 
24)--Large, uniform, blackish red- 
purple. Medium height. Early mid- 
season. H. M., A. I. S., 1936. $.25 
THELMA JEAN (Peck, ’39) — Rich 
self shade of petunia violet. Cupped 
standards of clear petunia violet. 
Flaring falls same brilliant color 
with lighter sheen down center. Hi 
M., A. I. S., 1939. $1.25 
THEODOLINDA (Ayres, ’32)--Large, 
white plicata, edged and stitched 
blue-lavender. Larger than many. 
Outstanding of type. $.50 
THE RED BRICK (National, ’38)--Al- 
most a self of a bright red brick col- 
or. Medium height, but well branch- 
ed and fioriferous. $.60 
THE RED DOUGLAS (J. Sass, ’37)— 
Deep rosy wine-red, with brownish 
tinge at center. Very large flowers, 
heavy and smooth as velvet. Not the 
reddest, but rich and deep, and one 
of the very finest. Sturdy as they 
come. Dykes Medal, A. I. S., 1941. 
$1.00 
TISHOMINGO (Caldwell, 7°42) — 
Large clear wistaria blue self. Very 
flaring form and remarkable  sub- 
stance for bloom of this size. Stand- 
ards highly domed, falls have lighi- 
er flush around beard. Three-branch- 
ed stalks tall and sturdy. H. M., A. 
I. S., 1942; A. M., 1944. $7.00 
TOKEN (Hall, ’39)--S. old gold flush- 
ed rose, F. rosy brown-red, with very 
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little venation. The large flowers do 
not fade, and the variety is a husky 
grower. Tall and late. One of the 
half dozen brightest in our garden. 
$1.00 
TREASURE ISLAND  (Kleinsorge, 
’°37)—Gigantic flower in bright, rich 
clear yellow. Almost ideal in this 
color. No fiecking, no olive cast. Tall. 
Late. H. M., A. I. S., 1939; A. M. 
1945. $.50 
UKIAH (Essig, °34)—A deep velvety 
brown of the type of Mrs. Valerie 
West. Flowers are very large and of 
excellent form. The tall stalks are 
sturdy and the foliage is broad. Mid- 
season. H. M, 1935, A. I. S. $.60 
VALOR (Nicholls, ’32)—-Dark blue- 
violet bicolor, with yellow beard. F. 
semi-flaring. Very tall. Midseason. 
Very fragrant. A. M., 1936, A. I. S. 
$.25 
VENUS DE MILO (Ayres, ’31)—Very 
atiractive white Dominion seedling, 
with bright yellow beard. Heavy 
substance, fine texture. Runner-up 
for Dykes Medal, A. I. S., 1936. $.25 
WABASH (Williamson, ’36) — Pure 
white standards delightfully ruffled. 
Flaring falls deep hyacinth violet 
margined white. An absolutely top- 
notch variety. Dykes Medal, A. I. 
S., 1940. $1.00 
WAKARUSA (Lapham, ’41) — Fine 
blend of velvety orange and red, giv- 
ing at distance impression of vivid 
pink-orange-copper. Fine flower, and 
plant has good habits. H. M., A. I. 
S., 1941. $3.00 
WHITE ALONE (Horton, ’37)—Pure 
white from Mrs. Horton. Its name 
describes it. From Purissima, but 
usually hardy here. $1.00 
WHITE VALOR (Nicholls, ’38)—Fine 
pure white with white beard and 
flaring falls. Flowers of medium 
size and good form. No touch of any 
color on the whole flower. Not a 
rapid grower. $1.00 
WILDFIRE (Nicholls, ’38)—Uniform 
red, with reddish brown beard and 
brown underlay. Size of bloom and 
height about medium. Almost the 
reddest thing going and a stoplight 
in any garden Flowers have excel- 
lent form and satiny texture, and the 
stalks are well branched. Blooms 
heavily and is thoroughly hardy. $.75 
