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SECTION III 
OTHER STANDARD LARGE FLOWERED 
AND NOVELTY VARIETIES 
(Includes many hard-to-get collector's items) 
The following excellent varieties are just as bcaut- 
iful as many of the prize winners. Indeed, some are yet 
to reach the show bench in suffieient numbers and will 
soon be on the winning list. 
Note: Many varieties previously listed in Sections IIT, 
V, VI and VII were had only in meager amounts and some 
were not planted in 1948. Unexpected demand has depleted 
stocks of many too low to offer until they are replenished 
when they will again be listed. 
Name Originator Parentage Date Class Size Prices 
BEAULIFUL DREAM- Canine- 1939 We B 1O- .10 
(Picardy x Pirate) Big deep pink. 
BETSY BOB-UP- Canine- 1936 316 B 30- .10 
(Sport of Betty Nuthall) Tall late buff. 
DREAM CASTLE- Lins- 1943 440 L 1-1.25 Stock 
(Rio Rita x Heritage) M i1- .75 scarce. 
Pure pink, cream throat, a beauty. 
GOLDEN CUP- Palmer- Toso, 372 eee Sere 
(Dawson x Golden Dream) M 3=.15 “YO= .40 
Nice medium yellow. 
GOV. PINCHOT- Kunderd- 19322 362 B 50- .10 
Deep rose pink. 
HONOR- Kinyon- 1934 466 B 50- .10 
(Mrs. Sisson x Dr. Moody) 
Good lavender with white. feather. 
MARSELLAISE- Scheer-= T94T 536° L 2- .25° 10-1.00 
(Aida x Pelegrina) N-T3-T.a2On BOxig.60 
Husky pright scarlet: B Tp ot 
