Red Red Rose. (1942) Brightest crimson-scarlet bomb. 
Very handsome. $10.00 
Skylark. (1942) Upright goblets of clearest pink, held 
very high. $5.00 
Lovely Rose. (1942) Deep creamy pink semi-double. A 
lovely and unique quality of color. Court of Honor, 
New York, 1949. $10.00 
Bravura. (1943) Shining light crimson with white 
flares on outside of petals. Charmingly crinkled and 
of fine form. Brilliant and effective. $10.00 
Great Lady. (1943) Single or slightly semi-double very 
large loftily held widely expanded blooms of China 
pink. Fine garden plant. $10.00 
Rose Diamond. (1943) Tall upraised cup of clear Ssal- 
mon rose. Single. Petals folded in a pointed fashion 
which gives great style to the flower. Late for this 
race. $15.00 
Rose Garland. (1943) China pink single cup. On the 
reverse, conspicuous white flares streaked pink. Ra- 
ther dwarf. A delightful little plant. $10.00 
Fortune. (1943) Rounded goblet of bright rose with 
strong white outside and coral pink warmth inside. 
A beauty. $10.00 
Claudia. (1944) Very tall erect semi-double goblet, 3% 
to 4 feet. Opens bright light cherry, changing to 
clear pale salmon pink. Very good $15.00 
Carina. (1944) Intense shining scarlet-crimson. Semi- 
double rose form. Very brilliant. $15.00 
Rose Tulip. (1947) Flowers erect, tall, like pink tulips. 
Unusual. $10.00 
Your Majesty. (1947) Imposing, erect carriage, 4 to 
5 feet. Uplifted scarlet goblets. $15.00 
Masterpiece. (1949) Enormous flowers. Perfect gob- 
lets of clear bright rose-pink. Double when estab- 
lished. Superb. $15.00 
Moonrise. (1949) Exquisite creamy yellow, single. A 
beauty. $15.00 
Triple Hybrids in which albiflora, officinalis and 
macrophylla are combined 
Pageant. (1941) Light pink with an enormous cluster 
of stamens. Tall and upstanding. Very conspicuous. 
$10.00 
Campagna. Deep white goblet with greenish shadows. 
Filled with a mass of bright gold anthers. Petals 
slightly fringed and crinkled. A lovely flower. $10.00 
Burgundy. (albiflora x [macrophylla x officinalis]). 
(1941) Blackish purple petals of heavy substance, 
lustreless and crinkled; brilliant yellow stamens. 
Noble carriage. An outstanding beauty. $10.00 
Varieties of uncertain parentage 
Horizon. Very large fliesh-colored single with enormous 
centre of golden stamens. Very tall. Outstanding. 
| $10.00 
Patriot. Bright crimson goblet held high. Fine pure 
color. About 4 ft. Very vigorous plant. First, Hy- 
brid Herbaceous Peonies, New York, 1948. $10.00 
