
CHIEF PONTIAC 
Name (Class-Introducer- Year) Description 
CHEYENNE (536 G. Wilson 48) A very attractive bright orange 
scarlet with a white line in the throat. A free bloomer from all 
sizes. Spikes of medium height with a good flowerhead. 
CHIEF PONTIAC (524 G. Snyder 48) A clear deep orange slightly 
deeper in the throat. Opens 7 attractive ruffled florets on tall 
spikes with a 30” head. Should make an excellent show record. We 
rate it high. See picture on this page. 
*CHINOOK (542 Lines 49) A giant of the glad world. Florets are a 
lightly ruffled deep salmon pink shading lighter in the throat. 
Substance is heavy. Grows 63” tall with 19 bade on a 31” flower- 
head and 6 614" florets open. One of the best 1949 introductions. 
CHOCTAW (491 G. Wilson 48) Light orange chocolate shading to 
deeper orange brown throat with scarlet center line. Exhibition 
type that opens 8-10 in good placement. Plant of medium height. 
*CIRCE (423 K & M 48-49) A strikingly attractive deep orange 
with a cream yellow throat and a small scarlet blotch. Ce 55" 
tall with 19 buds on a 28” head and 7 5” florets open. One of the 
most outstanding new varieties we have grown. A real color cham- 
pion. See picture on this page. 
*CITATION (540 Beaton 49) A fine glad that we co-introduced eee 
ear. An attractive geranium pink with a creamy white throat. 
he 65”-70” spikes stand up straight. Opens 5-7 six-inch florets 
on a 28"-30” flowerhead. A strong grower from all sizes and should 
be useful for show and commercial purposes. Strong attachment 
and no crooking. 
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As fine and healthy a lot of bulbs as anyone ever received. — R. D., R. I. 
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