Fair Angel fills the bill in both the 
commercial and exhibition field. L. 3- 
25c; M. 3-15c; S. 10-25c; B. 100-15c. 
FREEDOM (Fisher) 401. Freedom is a 
flower of grace, elegance and dignity 
in white. A brilliant rose-red blotch 
lends drama to its composition. Free- 
dom opens 7-8 ruffled 44-inch florets 
of heavy substance on a formal spike of 
about 18 buds. Tall and robust in the 
field. Spikes in the row are like peas in 
a pod. Freedom needs to be cut and 
brought inside to be fully appreciated. 
Indoors the color brightens, the floret 
size increases and the substance be- 
comes heavier, This is a beautiful flow- 
er that will certainly please you. L. 
$1.00; M. 75c; S. 50c; Bulblets 10-50c. 
FRIENDSHIP (Fisher) 422. Friendship 
meets all the qualifications of a com- 
mercial glad and will be loved by the 
connoisseur as well. Beauty and charm 
are combined with admirable growing 
habits. 6-7 round ruffled 41%4-inch flor- 

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ets are pleasingly arranged on a slender 
well proportioned spike. Friendship is 
a color marvel, a clear shade of pure 
pink is enhanced by a large cream 
blotch. A runaway propagator that 
blooms unusually well from small 
bulbs. An early bloomer (about 75 
days). An exquisite variety in every 
way. A must have. L. $1.00; M. 75c; S. 
50c; Bulblets 10-50c. 
FUCHSIA QUEEN 470. Nice fuchsia pur- 
ple color. Opens 7 medium sized florets 
on tall straight spike. Good healthy 
grower; fine exhibition and commercial 
color. Good show winner. L. 50c; M. 
40c; S. 30c; Bulblets, 50-$3.50. 
GENERAL MAC ARTHUR (Haten) 441 
(Early) Tall growing light rose that 
has not had the recognition it deserves. 
Opens up to 8, six inch blooms, round 
and lightly ruffled. Looks like a grand 
early commercial pink. L. 12c, 2-20c; 
M. 3-20c. 
GLENOLDEN (Wilson 746) (85) 416. 
Big chamois with yellow throat over 
buff. Opens 8 5-inch florets. Different 
attractive color. L. $1.00; M. 75c; S. 
50c; B. 10c. 
GOLDEN ARROW (Pruitt 47) 85 Days. 
510. Six or eight 5%-inch florets open 
at one time, six showing color, straight 
tall spike of a true light yellow give 
Golden Arrow an edge on most of the 
yellows that is hard to overcome. 
Healthy and Vigorous, germinates and 
propagates well, and opens well when 
cut in tight bud. Commercial possibili- 
ties good, show possibilities excellent. 
stands hot weather well. L. 50c: M. 40c; 
S. 30c. Bulblets 25-$1.00. 
GRACIE ALLEN 450. Lovely clear scar- 
let self with light edge. Has won at 
shows, but appears particularly suited 
to those who like good colors for cut 
flowers. L. 25c; M. 20c; Bulblets, 10- 
25c; 100-$1.00. 
HAWKEYE RED (Heaton) 450. A sport 
of Vagabond Prince. Very bright red 
that is due for popularity. L. 15c; M. 
10c; S. 8c. 
HOPEDALE 440. Very delicate shade of 
flesh pink with slightly lighter throat. 
The florets are large, of waxy texture, 
and shows good resistance to heat. A 
fine commercial as it blends beauti- 
fully with every color. L. 15c, 2-25c; M. 
10c,3 -25c; S. 5c, 4-15c. 
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