LAVENDER 
ADORATION—Klein ,Class 466.—An early variety. One of the most 
beautiful of all pastels. Cream heavily flushed with orchid lavender. A 
perfect blend. Six or seven 5” perfectly placed florets open at once on a 
fine tall straight spike with a long flowerhead. Propagates like wild fire. 
Germination near 100%. Performance the best. Fine blooms are obtained 
from all bulb sizes. A vigorous reliable grower that will please the most 
critical. A coming cut flower variety that will be in heavy demand. Well 
liked by the florists and all who have seen it. 
_ Large 75c, Medium 50c, Small 35c Bulblets 10 for 60c, 25 for $1.25, 
100 for $3.50, 1000 for $20.00. 
PATRICIAN—Scheer, Midseason.—A dream in blue lavender. A self 
color. Nearest of all to Minuet in color. The most talked about variety of 
the past two seasons, because of it’s sensation color. It readily opens 5 to 7 
large 5 to 5% inch florets that are round, wide open and perfectly placed, 
with starchy substance. Spikes are tall and we have yet to see a crook. 
It is a vigoroys grower that produces a tremendous amount of small bulb- 
lets that germinate near 100% making mostly small bulbs. 
Large $3.00, Medium $2.00, Small $1.00, 6 for $4.00, Bulblets 10 for $2.00. 
25 for $3.00, 100 for $10.00. 
For $5.00 you may have 2 Medium, 3 Small and 15 Bulblets. 
For $3.00 you may have 1 Medium, 1 Small and 10 Bulblets. 
SIBONEY—Allen, 566 Class—Midseason.—The lavender sensation at 
several shows this past season. Florists adore it and you will too. A different 
shade of lavender than Patrician, being more on the rose side, nor is the 
substance of the florets as heavy as that variety. It produced wonderfully 
fine spikes during the extreme heat, that did not sunburn. One of our 
favorites. The large mammoth florets open up six or seven out of 19 to 21 
buds on a spike, that did not crook, 48 to 35 inches in height. A rapid in- 
creaser, and bulblets make fine growth. Attachment was unusually good. 
Large $1.50, Medium $1.00, Small 50c, Bulblets 10 for 75c, 25 for $1.50, 
100 for $8.00. 
For $5.00 you may have 2 Medium, 5 Small and 25 Bulblets.. 
WEDGEWOOD—Fischer, Class 366, Early.—The darling of the glad 
kingdom. This alluring siren although only four inches in size has won the 
admiration of all glad growers because of it’s fine color and gorgeous 
beauty. A blue lavender and cream waxy gem, that is nicely ruffled. Florets 
are placed one above the other and open from 4 to 6 at once. Like Susannah 
it is ideal: for that table vase. 
Large 35c, Medium 25c, Small 15c Bulblets 10 for 25c, 100 for $2.00. 
LIGHT PINK 
PHANTOM BEAUTY—Bastain Class 440, Midseason.—This very light 
pink, described as the color of a blushing bride and the answer to a florist’s 
prayer, has brought forth more exclamation of delight from those who have 
grown it than most varieties of recent introduction. Precision placement, 
fine attachment and it’s ability to open 8 to 10 five inch florets at once with 
