TRIUMPHANT. Introduced in 1946. Single to 
semi-double spreading corolla of ame- 
thyst violet, upturned sepals red. Tall 
strong grower, free flowering. Good even 
in the warmer section. Excellent. 35c. 
TREASURE, Also introduced in 1946. Spread- 
ing double corolla of soft lilac, blue un- 
dertone (orchid lilac). Recurved sepals 
are pink. Fine bushy grower; especially 
good for a cool shaded spot. Would please 
you. S0¢ 
TRUMPETER. Triphylla hybrid. Has a short 
single corolla of bright orange red; long 
thick tube and sepals pink to geranium 
lake. Trumpeter likes sun—good grower, 
tOGe OUG: 
VICENTE de INDIE. Enormous violet purple 
corolla, suffused carmine, carmine sepals. 
Onesol-thesbesi.= soc. 
WHITEMOST. Upright, strong grower; flow- 
ers single, large; sepals faintly pink; co- 
rolla pure white. 90c. 
WINSTON CHURCHILL. Strong grower; flow- 
ers large, double; sepals rose pink; corol- 
la magenta pink shaded with blue. Free 
blooming, upright. 35c. 
WONDER BLUE. Fine upright growth with 
light pink sepals and very double perfect- 
ly formed corolla of real blue. A very 
good one—1946 introduction. 7odc. 
WOOD VIOLET. Very double. Short tube 
and very broad half upturned sepals of 
dark red and spreading corolla of most al- 
luring violet blue. Free bloomer—upright. 
50c; 
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THE BEST VARIETIES OF THE HANGING TYPE FUCHSIA 

AMERICA. Single orange red corolla with 
long sharp pointed sepals, deep rose pink 
on outside, bright rose red on inside, 
greenish white tips. Long thin tube, flesh 
tinted rose pink. 50c. 
AUTUMNALE. Highly colored foliage of 
bronze and orange, flowers scarlet sepals 
and purple corolla. 50c. 
BEAUTY OF TROWBRIDGE. Single corolla 
deep rose pink, long tube and sepals 
waxy white. One of the nicest hangers. 
50; 
BUBBLE HANGER. Introduced in 1946. Sing- 
le corolla, flesh at base, deepening to 
rose; tube and broad sepals light apricot 
pink. Good grower, fine foliage, interest- 
ing flowers. Does well in warmer sections. 
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BUTTERFLY. Single, spreading corolla rose 
bengal to crimson; tube and upturned long 
narrow sepals bright red. Performs well in 
a shaded location in the warmer sections. 
Feed heavily—tops among the basket 
type. 50c. 
CASCADE. Single corolla deep carmine, 
long sepals white, flushed pale carmine. 
Strong grower, good foliage; large flowers. 
Popular everywhere. 35c. 
CLARET CUP. A large single with a corolla 
of rose bengal edged deep magenta. The 
large recurved sepals are pale carmine. 
A eae plant giving a clear strong col- 
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