DOUBLE FLOWERED FUCHSIAS 
NONPAREIL (b, h, s). Blue purple and 
pink. Corolla pale purple-blue; sepals 
ivory pink. Very fine grower and most 
floriferous. Good basket. 
PAN AMERICA (42, b, sh). White and 
red. Corolla very double white; sepals 
bright turkey red. Scandent habit. 
PATTY EVANS (36, m, sh). White and 
pink. Corolla white; sepals lightly tinted 
pink. Light green foliage. An old favor- 
ite. 
PINK BALLOON (40, t, sh). Huge white 
and rose red. Corolla large, loose white, 
Veined spiky sepals; rose red. The tmost 
popular fuchsia in our gardens. 
PINK PEARL (m, sh). Deep pink. Co- 
rolla clear pink; sepals light pink. Masses 
of flowers. 
PINK PERFECTION (47, m, sh). Blush 
and = pinikemnecorolla, pale pink; sepals a 
darker pink. Medium sized blooms on 
medium sized plant. 
PORTOLA (47, t, s). Salmon rose. Co- 
rolla, outer petals deep crimson, inner 
petals rose bengal; sepals salmon rose. 
Very good bloomer. Popular. 

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POWDER BLUE (47, m, sh). Lavender 
blue and pink. Corolla palest lavender 
blue; sepals recurved light pink. Scandent 
growth. Shady spot. 
PRIDE OF EXETER (m). Bright red. 
Corolla, broad petal of rose red, each petal 
on separate penduncie; sepals red. An old 
time favorite, hard to beat. 
RADIANCE (46, m). Crimson. Corolla 
tyrian rose, outer petals crimson; sepals 
waxy crimson. Makes good basket. Loads 
of bloom. 
REITER’S GIANT (41, t, sh). Very large 
purple and red. Corolla, petunia purple, 
streaked with red, very full, open; sepals 
carmine. Flowers huge and lots of them 
for the size. Vigorous grower. 
ROLLA (m, sh). White and pink. Corolla 
white; sepals white suffused pale pink. 
Very lovely fuchsia. 
ROSECROFT (nm, sh). Rose. Corolla long, 
striped pink; sepals, long, curved, rose 
carmine. Holly-leafed. Blooms early. 
ROSANNA (46, t, sh). Rose red. Corolla 
full, double, solferino purple; sepals rose 
red. Beautiful foliage. 
ROSEMARY (b, sh). Pale purplish blue 
and ivory. Corolla exquisite, very pale 
purplish blue, irregular; sepals pale ivory. 
Can be grown to lovely standard. 
ROYAL PURPLE (m, sh). Dark purple 
and red. Corolla intense vivid’ purple; 
sepals scarlet. Very showy. 
RUBEO (47, t). Red. Corolla deepest rose 
bengal to deepest crimson, very large; 
sepals paler carmine. Unique in heavy 
substance and coloring. Large foliage. 
Rank grower. 
SANTA CRUZ (47, m). Red. Corolla 
short, deep purple red; sepals broad, 
spreading, bright red. Showy plant. 
SEAFOAM (48, m, sh). Mottled blue pur- 
ple and white. Corolla marbelized petunia 
purple, white at base; sepals white. Very 
different.’ 75c. 

SEVENTEEN (47, m, sh). Pink. Co- 
rolla luscious rose pink, short; sepals 
thick, recurving, clear rose madder. 
The most outstanding pink ever intro- 
duced. Everyone should have Seven- 
teen. 

SHARON (48, t, s). Warm red. Corolla 
rose bengal and geranium lake; sepals 
pale scarlet. Very floriferous. Good 
grower. 75c. 
