

GEORGE W. PEYTON 
WINDY HILL GARDENS 
BOX NO. 1 RAPIDAN, VIRGINIA 
PEYTON’S PEONY PILGRIMAGE will be available about August 15, 1950. 
Price 50c. No stamps please—checks, money order or coin. 
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PRICE CHANGES 
The following prices supercede those quoted in previous lists: 
Double—W hiterand blish-see Ulisse. Dain ty gece ecctae eee eee ks letie nc cceen cere $6.00 
PeraIri@e Cl lemme tice ciieeccan enero eas 6.00 
Double—Lighter pink: Toe eV CN 10 Meee ee teen neertan cecurcenadene nc. osnere 6.00 
Double—Darker pink: PATING SD LO 2 CE meeraties so ccvesncroceeere es iene erent eee 6.00 
NSO EN ANIM MOYVIATTY rece ni cecescsetets entree ee 15.00 
PON GCIOVO > .. UmMeer er erates ee Ce cece ate cacnes tnecccse cues 15.00 
Double—Red: BULA me... + NOM are sehaatce Meee aan ee hog ter nase caiss 15.00 
Kansai saee:.,....5 ememre nik: sialon ye Maina es tee ete care tee 12.00 
Ka ve, Vic ley de eee coset, cosets bteh acetone eet coos et cen ceaetes 6.00 
Semi-double—White: LENSE ete ORE I oR ein ie On Me opis a 6.00 
TUCO ATS Be We. eee ras <, gieteae As ae, codes ea eee ao 5.00 
Japanese—White: PSS a ceed... deta ctenscc Vere tect ne Teen ete 6.00 
Japanese—Pink: VWIGSCEYN Gimmes. oaths. Raete nee rete es teens atecece ieee ekovenoes 6.00 
NEW VARIETIES 
The following new varieties are being offered for the first time. They are 
all outstanding varieties, if they can be judged by the few years performance 
they have been in existence. 
PINK WONDER (Bigger, 1950) Tentative name only. Full double, large 
bright spin kameVekyva OMT crousteeGOo0g plant. wen stmt neers cncaanes $10.00 
CRABAPPLE (Aldrich). Charming light apple blossom pink semi-double. 
Very scarce, Orders may have to bescancelled ix). 36.0.0 00 eeectie ccs cteattass 5.00 
This was originated by Mrs. John Aldrich of Kansas City. It was shown by Mr. 
A. M. Riley at Sarcoxie this year. 
On the following page a number of new varieties are being offered from 
stock that is wholly owned by Gilbert H. Wild and Son of Sarcoxie, Missouri. 
The writer has seen all of them in bloom and can say that they all give great 
promise of being well worth growing in any garden. 
