CLASS D—Continued 
ANNA MARIE HOVEY — Carmine with 
white stripes. Flat double and peony 
type on same bush. (3) 
AUBURN WHITE — Semi-double blush, 
fading to pure white, with long yel- 
low stamens. Cup shape bloom. New 
variety. (1, 2, 3) 
BESSLE McARTHUR—Large semi-double 
deep pink. Has three or four layers 
of petals and petaloids mixed. M. 
br Ete Song YW 
CALIFORNIA — 
bloom of rose-pink. 
—~ Single to semi-double 
Broad and long 

petals. (1, 2, 3, 4) 
CLAUDIA LEE Pink with yellow sta- 
mens. Cup shape bloom. Single. 
Lovely. colors Mo) U2 ae) 
COLLETTI MACULATA — Peony 
red with white blotches. (1) 
CONFLAGRATION — Large semi-double 
bright red. Stamens and _ petaloids 
mixed. M. (1) 
OF BEAUTY — Semi-double 
Keeps bud shape long time. (1) 
DAISY BANKS—Large. Varied in form, 
pure white; tissue paper like. (1, 2) 
DAITARIN—Large single pink, predomi- 
nant vellow stamens and feather-like 
petaloids in center. This is one of the 
most unusual and beautiful. (1, 2, 3) 
DANIELS FLUFFY—New seedling. 
Cherry red, peony type, dotted white. 
Different. (2,3) 
form 
CUP pink. 
DAYBREAK — Pale pink peony form, 
good bloomer. Lovely. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) 
DAVID GERBING—Loose peony formed 
carmine rose. (3, 4) 
DERBYANA—Semi-double peony torm of 
deep rose. (2, 3, 4) 
DONKLARRI ENGLISH Semi-double 
rose with white splotches, yellow sta- 
mens in center. 4 to 6 inch bloom. 
Mi Atireay 
DORI McCARTER—Large single white, 
yellow stamens. (1, 2) 
DR. LEE—Semi-double bright red. Very 
thick petals. Very large bloom. Pro- 
fuse bloomer. Sometimes is marbled 
with whiter (i234. 2) 
DUCHESS OF WINDSOR—Newer seed- 
ling. No description. Out till 1952. 
DUNCAN BELL—Peony tormed red. 5 to 
6 inch blooms; fast grower. (2, 3) 
EDITH CHURCHWELL— Description un- 
known. (2, 3, 4) 
ELEANOR OF FATROAKS—Peony type 
of deep red marbled white. M. (1, 4) 
ELEANOR HAGOOD—Pale double pink. 
Center fades to white. L. (1) 
EK LIZABETH ARDEN — Double white 
striped and dotted pink. (2, 3, 4) 
KLEANOR FRANCHETTIWMLarge peony 
white with pink stripes. Vigorous 
grower. (1) 



KLIZABETH BOARDMAN—Semi-double 
satiny white, irregular torm with 
vellow stamens interspersed. Lovely. 
0 8 ib! Pees ee 
KL TRAMONTO— Large flat double pink 
marbled with white. M. (1, 2, 3, 4, 5) 
EMPEROR WILHELM, THE EMPEROR 
—QOne of the most spectacular Ca- 
mellias. Very large semi-double red 
with white blotches. Peony center of 
petaloids and stamens. Large leaves, 
loose flower. M. (1, 2, 3, 4) 
EUGENE LIZZIE—Semi-double rose with 
white markings. Blooms vary in for- 
Mauone Ole eo) 

ENRICO BETTONI — Large bloom of 
translucent pink. Semi-double_ to 
double. 
FIMBRIATA SUPERBA or FRED SAN- 
DERS—This is a spectacular Camel- 
lia. The build of a ruffled Petunia in 
a soft red with serrated edges. Petals 
are leather-like. M.L. (1, 2, 3, 4) 
FINLANDIA PINK F.N. or ROSARY— 
Semi-double pink with yellow sta- 
mens. Large blooms. New seedling. 
IV Lee eer) 
FLAME—F lame color or orange red semi- 
double cup shaped with yellow sta- 
mens. Most outstanding in color. 
Extremely heavy bloomer. M. 
GIGANTEA ALBA—Pure white, five pet- 
als that lie flat with a large circle of 
yellow stamens. 4 to 6 inch bloom. 
Verye2rand tH Vie a aede en) 
GLEN 40—F ull double scarlet, very large 
bloom. Resembles a Dahlia. (1, 2, 3) 
WHITE CRANE or HAKU RAKUTEN— 
Large semi-double pure white with 
petaloids and yellow stamens. M. 
(eee ee) 
HARLEQUIN—Very large peony form of 
pink and white. Some blooms on 
bush are solid color of pink and 
white. M. (4, 5) 
HELEN OF TROY or H. A. DOWNING— 
Semi-double deep rosy red with long 
yellow stamens, petals twist but lie 
OUGWARG Vin (oceans 
IMURA — Semi-double pure white with 
long yellow stamens. Petals are long 
and narrow. Looks like Water Lily. 
Nive iL ee onl 
KIMBERLEY—Five petals of bright red 
with a pin cushion center of pink sta- 
mens with yellow tips. Very odd and 
DIeteyn: VeaGL= 34} 
KING LEAR — Semi-double cherry red 
mottled with white. Clusters of yel- 
low stamens in center. Belong to the 
Finlandia family. (1, 4, 5) 
LADY HOVEY—Double white. Sometimes 
with pink flecks. (4) 

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