lets that germinate. We don’t care for huge cream 
glads that only hold three florets open without 
special care. 
CREAM WITH MARKS: CORONA, despite its varia- 
ble color, reigns supreme in this class. 
LIGHT YELLOW: CRINKLE CREAM is finally get- 
ting the recognition it deserves. OREGON GOLD, 
though a bit late, is excellent. YELLOW RUF- 
FLES can produce breath-taking spikes, but is 
less prolific and uniform. GOLDEN STATE makes 
up in stature what it may lack in color. 
LIGHT YELLOW WITH MARKS: SIR GALAHAD and 
VEE CREAM, while not uniform, can be very 
beautiful. 
DEEP YELLOW: We still haven’t found a deep yellow 
to replace GOLDEN GODDESS. 
DEEP YELLOW WITH MARKS: For three years we 
have waited for Les Grout to introduce PERDITA, an 
excellent medium-sized exhibition yellow. 
CBUPE a SUIN soPO lec eLENZOFel RO sUEDULEAN bE? 
SUNLIGHT, and GOLD STANDARD. As a com- 
mercial variety MARKET QUEEN looks like one 
of the best for field performance. 
LIGHT ORANGE: OCTOBER SUNSHINE, JANET 
LEE, CHUNGKING looks like a Chinese Manderin. 
DEEP ORANGE: DRUM MAJOR, LARIME, BOLERO 
can be a very attractive novelty. 
LIGHT SALMON: VICTORY QUEEN, GLAMIS and 
PICARDY. 
DEEP SALMON: GENGHIS KHAN, SPIC AND SPAN. 
Also like DAWN GLOW and HARMAU. 
SCARLET: FIREBIRD for its brilliant color of high 
commercial value and TUNISIA, with its many 
open, for exhibition. 
LIGHT PINK: You pick them. There are too many 
and yet too few standouts. The color transition 
between pink, salmon, and light rose is so diffi- 
cult to distinguish that many varieties grown with 
different soil and fertilizer conditions might well 
belong in the other classes. We like LAVOLIER, 
BIG TOP, and -CANDYHEART. 
DEEP PINK: FABULOUS looks very good. Not often 
does a 200 glad make the grade but ARIA bids 
to out-win its famous parent NADIA. 
LIGHT -RED: OHIO NONPAREIL. ROYAL WIND- 
SOR. On the word of the greatest expert on Reds 
we will concede a place for MID-AMERICA as 
one of the best new light reds. 
MEDIUM RED: KING CLICK is better than ever. A 
new red, by Roger Arnett, NANCY was top scor- 
er at Massachusetts and Washington Trial Gar- 
dens. It was second by one-half per cent at Penn- 
syivania Trial Garden and scored eighty-one at 
Michigan Trial Garden. 
DARK RED: RED RASCAL, BLACK OPAL and BLACK 
MAGIC can all be good. 
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