PACIFIC GROVE. Large double. Corolla 
bishop violet with smaller outside petals 
of pale crimson merging with the dark 
crimson upright sepals. Tall, strong up- 
right grower. One of the first three by 
Neiderholzer in 1947. 50c. 
PAN AMERICA. Flowers very large, very 
double, sepals red, corolla pale pink—up- 
right; very popular. 35c. 
PASTEL. Single orchid, sepals light pink. 
Masses of pastel flowers—very good. 35c. 
PATTY EVANS. New and beautiful double, 
with snowy white corolla and very long 
white sepals, tinted soft pink on the re- 
verse side. 35c. 
PEBBLE BEACH. Large single corolla dark 
solferino purple; white tube and upturned 
sepals of pale rose madder. Strong grow- 
er, may be used as a hanger. New by 
Neiderholzer in 1947. 50c. 
PHENOMENAL. Large rich plum purple corol- 
la streaked carmine, reflexed scarlet sepals. 
laren 
PINK PERFECTION. Double corolla pale 
pink, upright sepals dark pink. Medium 
sized plant. Growers claim popular favor 
for this one. 75c. 
PINOCHIO. Small leaves, small flowers of 
dark purple shading to a nice pastel as 
the flowers grow older. Red corolla— 
short tube. A nice novelty. 35c. 
PLEROMENT. Tall upright grower with se- 
pals of turkey red rolling up and single 
sepals of very dark violet. 35c. 
POWDER BLUE. Medium sized semi-dou- 
ble, corolla palest lavender blue; light pink 
recurved sepals. Medium tall upright, 
likes shade. One of the best in pastels. 
5 Ofer 
PRIDE OF ORION. Large loosely arranged 
white petals veined crimson and scarlet. 
Long pointed reflexed sepals brilliant scar- 
let—upright. 35c. 
RADIANCE. This variety is of the long 
globular semi-double group and is nota- 
ble for its apricot shadings. Crimson waxy 
tube; crimson sepals are long and grace- 
fully recurved. The outer petals are 
crimson with the body of large petals 
Tyrian rose and crimson at base. One of 
the finest 1946 introductions. 50c. 
REITER’S GIANT. Flowers of immense size, 
often 3 inches across. The long double 
corolla is petunia purple and the broad 
thick sepals are deep crimson. Vigorous 
plant and our choice for rich coloring in 
the uprights. 50c. 
ROSETTE. Double short “rose bud” corolla 
of dark rhodamine purple. Upright sepals 
dark rose madder. Medium grower. Intro- 
duced in 1947 and destined to be popular. 
50c. 
RUBEO. 1947 introduction, double corolla 
rose to carmine and geranium lake, sepals 
pale carmine. Large flowers of very good 
colors sole: 
SACRAMENTO. Self colored single of light 
carmine. Inflated tube is waxy and the 
gracefully recurved sepals are of excep- 
tional fine quality, petals long and straight 
with margin of deeper carmine. Very 
popular. doc: 
SANTA MONICA. Very large double flow- 
ers, bright red sepals, white petals chang- 
ing to pink and veined cerise. 35c. 
SOUVENIR de HEINRICH HENKLE. Long 
tube and sepals of deep pink, short 
orange pink corolla, reddish foliage. Dwarf 
habit.2 ooc. 
STARGAZER. Single—corolla near white to 
rosy purple. Short tube and sepals flesh 
pink. Flowers held upright. Masses of 
flowers, stands warm dry air. Ideal for 
that spot where nothing seems to fit in. 
Shc 
STORM KING. Elongated and inflated bud 
of bright scarlet tube and sepals, corolla 
waxy white with crimson veins. Very 
snOW Ys —ooCt 
SUNBURST. Introduced in 1946. Semi-dou- 
ble corolla “orange-crimson”; tube and 
broad horizontal sepals near-white to pale 
carmine. Medium sized flowers produced 
freely. Welcome in any garden. 35c. 
SURPRISE. Short tube; corolla pale hya- 
cinth, sepals bright red. Small blooms, 
small leaves. Truly a surprise. 35c. 
SUNSET. Single wide open corolla salmon 
shaded with orange; short tube and sepals 
salmon. Very strong, bushy grower, stands 
some sun. Beautiful. 35c. 
SWANLEY YELLOW. Extra long tube. and 
sepals of light apricot and deep orange 
pink corolla. 35c. 
SYMPHONY. Single, pale orchid pink with 
white sepals shaded pink. Very attractive 
—upright. 5c. 
TITANIC. Super giant double. Short car- 
mine tube and thick recurved carmine se- 
pals; heavily petaled corolla range from 
carmine at their base to deep petunia 
purple toward the edge. Almost a must 
for every garden. 50c. 
