DOUBLE FLOWERED FUCHSIAS (Continued) 

PATTY EVANS (See page 12) 
FLIRTATION (46, m, sh). Pastel lavender 
and rose. Corolla very pale petunia pur- 
ple; sepals pale rose madder. In shade 
the most delicate and beautiful of fuchsias. 
GERBERT (m). Darkest purple and red. 
Corolla darkest purple splashed wtih scar- 
let; sepals bright scarlet. Woody grower; 
beautiful flowers. 
GENERAL ROBERTS (t, sh). Deep pur- 
ple sand red. Corolla deep purple, very 
full wsepalsebtigntejedaelast tall crower 
very showy. 
G. MONK (b, h). Deep lavender blue and 
scarlet. Corolla deep lavender blue; sepals 
deep pink. Compact grower, fine for pots 
and borders. Masses of blooms early and 
lates 7x lso calledebacdad: 
GYPSY QUEEN (t, h, sh). Enormous 
rosy mauve and crimson. Corolla very 
double, rosy mauve; serrated petals; se- 
pals deep crimson. Very fine, one of the 
oldest and best. [Introduced in 1865. 
HAP HAZARD (30, t, sh). Deep purple 
and red. Corolla rich, deep purple with 
fine white line around the edge of each 
petal; sepals scarlet. Good. 
HOLLYDALE (46, b). Magenta and rose. 
Corolla clear, pale magenta; sepals rose 
pink. Bush literally covered with good 
sized, fat blooms. 
HONEYMOON (45, sh, b). Blue and red. 
Corolla semi-double, wide open, veronica 
blue; sepals red. A wonderful blue but 
harder to grow. Pot culture. 
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IRISH ROSE (48, b). Pink and chartreuse. 
Corolla very double, pale pink; sepals 
chartreuse. A most beautiful and unusual 
fuchsia but very poor grower. 75c. 

JOAN OF ARC (47, t, sh). White. Co- 
rolla all white with rose stamens; se- 
pals clear white. Beautiful form. 
Blooms all the time. Harder to grow 
than most fuchsias but well worth the 
effort. 

JULES DALOGES (t, sh). Very large 
violet and red. Corolla, rich violet tinted 
bed; sepalsvscatict, 
KITTY O’DAY (m, sh). Blush white and 
rose red. Corolla very double, blush white, 
veined rose red; sepals, rose red. Suitable 
for pot or specimen. 
LAVENDER BEAUTY (b, h). Lilac rose 
and pink. Corolla, beautiful lilac suffused 
rose, carmine veins; sepals broad, deep 
pink. 
LENA (s,m). Rosy blue and almost white. 
Corolla rosy blue; sepals light pink. 
Levelysion compactatrailer m= One oLstne 
earliest to bloom. 
LILANI (47, m). Lavender and crimson. 
Corolla pale rhodamine purple, deeper at 
edges, all petals scalloped; sepals crim- 
son. 
LUCKY STRIKE (43, b, h, sh). Mottled 
mauve pink and white. Corolla, inside 
petals solid bluish purple, outer petals 
pink with purple markings; sepals ivory 
pink, Will grow with training to beautiful 
standard. 
MARIONETTE (46, b, sh). White and 
soft pink. Corolla, double white, powder 
puff petalage; sepals palest rose. Medium 
sized flower. Very lovely and popular. 
MISS PRIM (47, t, sh). Purple and car- 
mine. Corolla large, semi-double, deepest 
imperial purple fading to white at the 
base; sepals carmine. Causes lots of com- 
TCI C. 
MRS. DESMOND (b, sh). Lavender and 
pink. Corolla light amparo purple, exqui- 
sitely veined; sepals rose. Large, full 
double. 
MT. HOOD (Ct, h). Large white and red. 
Corolla very full double white, veined 
lightly=rosesmsepals) 10sec red. abate rank 
grower; makes a good standard. Sport of 
Gypsy Queen with same serrated petals. 
NEW FASCINATION (40, t, sh). Rose 
pink and rose red. Corolla, large, loose, 
double rose pink, with touch of lavender; 
sepals rose red. Good bloomer. 
