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Salman's Glory .. Huge cream with red blotch on yellow 
507 background. A Holland variety that is expect-— 
ed to become a leading exhibition. 6 very 
large florets open. Winner of Best Foreign 
Variety at Wellsville '47, L. 25¢, M. 154, 
Blts 25 for 25¢. 
Siboney (1948).. Clear rosy lavender very heavily ruf— 
566 fled. 8 large florets open on tall stem. A real 
exhibition variety. Has won Grand Champ, many 
Section Champs and Most Beautiful. Our First 
Recent Introductions class, Chagrin Falls '48, 
L. $2.50, M. $1.75, Blts 50¢. 
Silver Wings ..Whiter and more ruffled than Leading Lady. 
500 A beautiful variety. Holds 6-8 florets open on 
good stem. Wonderful commercial and exhibition 
variety. Section Champ New England '48. L. 25¢, 
M. 15¢, Blts 25 for 25¢. 
Snowbank ... A nicely ruffled pure white.. A fine cut 
400 flower variety. 6 florets open on tall strong 
stem. L. 15¢, M. 10¢, Blts 50 for 25¢. 
Snow Maid (1946).. A pure white that has possibilities 
300 of becoming a good commercial. 6 slightly 
ruffled 4" florets-opemon a good stem. Opens 
well in water. L. $1.00, M. 75¢, Blts 6 for 
phe 3 
Spic & Span (1946) Tall ruffled deep pink. Opens 8-10 
432 florets at one time with many buds showing 
/ color. A fine exhibition and a eoming commer— 
cial variety. Voted "Most Beautiful" at &. 
Calif.,Grand Champ, Color Champ and Most Beau- 
tiful at Oklahoma. Division Champ and "Best 
Basket" award at Iowa. Section Champ in one 
and three spike clasges at Keystone Show. 
L. $1.75, Me $1. 50; Blts 10¢. 
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