
NANCY 
Name — (Class-Introducer- Year) Description 
PENELOPE (466 Deam 48) An attractive deep lavender with a 
white throat. Healthy and a good propagator. Quite different in 
color and produces good spikes. 
PERDITA (410 Grout 48) Light buff yellow with a bright red 
blotch. Striking and attractive. Opens 8-10 419” ruffled florets on 
a 17-21 bud spike. Should do well at the shows. 
PETER PAN (522 Billiald, Aus. 47-50) A rich medium orange 
shading to a bright yellow throat. Florets are somewhat recurved 
and quite striking. Opens 6-7 large florets on a plant of medium 
height. A color that is very popular. 
PHANTOM BEAUTY (440 Bastian 47) Lovely clear blush pink 
that opens 9-14 414"-5"” blooms in perfect placement. Has pro- 
duced few show spikes for us but many growers can regularly 
grow fine spikes. 
POCAHONTAS (460 G. Wilson 48) A new one from the originator 
of Purple Supreme that is similar to that variety in appearance 
and growth except that it is deep rose. 
POINCIANA (462 G. Snyder 48) A medium rosy red with deeper 
rosy lip petals and a white line in the center of the throat. Florets 
are distinct and attractive. Opens six 5/4” florets on a 25” head. 
Attachment a little loose. 
POLYNESIE (530 K & M 49-50) Light salmon with a yellow throat 
and a small salmon blotch. Some very excellent spikes of this were 
shown at Binghamton in 1948. A free bloomer from bulblets. Opens 
8 516” florets. 
Your bulbs and blooms were superior in every way to those of others. — J. G., Conn. 
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