DESCRIPTIVE PRICE LIST GLADRIDGE GARDENS 

NEW INTRODUCTIONS FOR 1948 
From Jerry J. Polinsky 
SIBONEY (566) Allen ’48 (90) 
A clear medium lavender self blending a little deeper in the throat. Florets are heav- 
ily ruffled and closely attached. Will open 8--6” to 7” florets on a long flowerhead. Pro- 
duces lots of bulblets that germinate and grow well. Medium height, but foliage grows 
low and broad permitting a low cut. Will open well when cut in tight bud. Wherever 
shown it has been the center of attraction on the show table. Color, floret size and shape, 
spike formation, and number open are outstanding. . 
1945 WINNINGS 
First at Chagrin Falls, Ohio. First in Color Class and- Seedling Class at Solem Ohio, 
1946 WINNINGS 
Second Day Champion at Cleveland, Ohio. First at Solon, Ohio.. 
1947 WINNING | 
Rated “A” at the International Show, Binghamton,\N. Y. First in Color Class (3 spikes), 
Section Champion, Division Champion, largest floret in show, Champion Seedling (scored 
87), winner American Home Achievement Award, Cleveland, Ohio. First and Section 
Champion at CEN Pa. Champion Seedling (scored 89) at Chagrin Falls, Ohio. 
BULBS, $5.00 EACH, ANY SIZE. 
Bulblets sold only in conjunction with bulbs; 10 Bulblets and one Bulb, any size, $10.00. 
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PERSIAN BEAUTY (586) Knierim 748 (90) 
We have purchased | and are intr oducing this var lety in conjunction with Snyder’ Ss 
“Glad Acres”. 
Color is Persian lilac blending out to rose taupe with a silvery gray edge on all petals. 
This is a sport of R. B. It retains all the size of florets, vigor, and habits of R. B., and is 
identical in fact except for color. All those who like R. B. we feel sure will want: this 
yariety. 
Bulbs $2.00 each any size; Bulblets 25¢ each. 
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