SINGLE FLOWERED FUCHSIAS 
STANFORD (t, h). White and red. Co- 
rolla pure white; sepals dark, clear red. 
Free bloomer, new foliage bronzy color. 
Stanford colors. 
SUNSET (t, s). Medium saucer-shaped 
salmon pink. Corolla brightest sunset 
color; sepals pale pink. Well shaped bush. 
SUNSHINE (48, b, s). Medium salmon 
rose. Corolla bright geranium lake shaded 
with a rose carmine margin, often ser- 
rated; sepals pale tyron rose, tipped green. 
Uniform bush with quantities of bloom. 
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DEED OCLORe(m ss). Coral shades Co- 
rolla deep pink to deep rose; sepals soft 
salmon pink. Showy. 
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TRUMPETER (46, m, s). Triphylla hy- 
brid, all over rose. Corolla pale rose; se- 
pals and long tube geranium lake. Makes 
wonderful basket. 
THOMASINA (m, s). Medium coral and 
henna. Corolla deep henna orange; se- 
pals flesh colored. Hardier than most 
coral shades. Very lovely. 
TERRA COTTA (46, m,s). Terra cotta red 
and coral. Corolla brown henna red; se- 
pals slightly lighter. Prolific bloomer but 
late. 
WOWONA (46, t, sh). Striped and mar- 
bled deep rose and peony purple. Corolla 
wide open peony purple with crimson and 
white stripes; sepals upright crimson. 
Scandent growth. 
DOUBLE FLOWERED FUCHSIAS 
ABBEY FARGES (m,h). Orchid and rose 
pink. Corolla, silvery lilac; sepals deep 
pink. Masses of medium sized flowers. 
ANITA (46, m). Huge red and purple. Co- 
rolla violet, splashed red at base; sepals 
upright, turkey red. Very double, good 
substance, good growth. 
AVE MARIA (45, m, sh). White. Corrola, 
very white with pinkish flush in veining 
at base; sepals white with greenish cast 
at their tips. Very beautiful, but harder 
to grow than most fuchsias. 
BALLET GIRL (m). White and red. Co- 
rolla white veined cerise at base; tube 
Indeesepalcmurignt reds larse, sood 
bloomer. 
BO-PEEP (48, m, sh). Semi-double pale 
orchid and light pink. Corolla pale orchid, 
flaring; sepals, recurved, white, with pink 
blush a s/oc: 
BLUE GOWN (t, sh). Lavender blue and 
rose red. Corolla lavender blue flaring; 
sepals light carmine. 
CAMELLIA (t, sh). White, veined red and 
crimson. Corolla very double white, 
spreading petals flushed cerise; sepals 
crimson. 
COLLINGWOOD (45, t, sh). White and 
pink. Corolla pure white; sepals pale pink. 
Very large flowers. Upright growth. We 
recommend this as the best grower in 
the pink and white doubles, for Oregon 
and Washington. 
CRESCENDO (42, m). Red. Corolla, upper 
third peony purple, margin and lower 
petals turkey red; sepals turkey red. Good 
sized red flower, a great favorite. 
CHIEF (t, h). Purple and red. Corolla, 
large, rich plum purple, streaked carmine; 
sepals reflexed, scarlet. 
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CONCHILLA (41, b, h). Violet and rose 
pink. Corolla amethyst violet; sepals 
rose pink. Bush type, rapid, sturdy grower. 
Flowers medium, semi-double. 
DAINTY LADY (b, h). White and red. 
Corolla, semi-double white, veined car- 
mine at base; sepals» deepered = eiteatum 
small flowers. Charming bush covered 
with flowers. 
DIADEM (46, m, sh). Medium plum pur- 
pie and white. Corolla plum purple, short; 
sepals creamy white. Striking and very 
unusual. 
DULCINEA (48, m). Large white and 
red. Corolla, long, clear white; sepals, 
long, red, spreading, pointed. Wonderful 
bloomer. Good grower. 75c. 
ECSTACY (48, t, sh). Large variegated 
pink and blue. Corolla, inner petals blue, 
outer petals same, splashed with phlox 
pink; sepals broad, granular, neyron rose, 
green tipped. Good grower and showy 
bloomer. 75c. 
ELECTRA (44, m, sh). Blush pink and 
pink. Corolla palest pink, almost white, 
veined rose; sepals pale rose. Flowers 
large, wide open center. Strong grower, 
late bloomer. 
ELSA (m). Medium large, rosy purple and 
rose. Corolla rosy purple? tube and se- 
pals waxy white, flushed rose pink. An 
old favorite. 
ETHEL MAY (40, m, b). Deep purple 
and red. Corolla deep purple, very double, 
flaring; sepals bright ¢rimson. Vigorous, 
bushy, foliage dark green. 
FASCINATION (b, sh). Very double pink 
and rose. Corolla soft pink, flushed deeper 
pink; sepals deep pink. One of the finest 
pinks. Good pot plant. 
