FORTUNE. A grand white of excellent quality, with long stems and incurving 
petals. Its wide petals make it a grand flower for show or cutting. Aug., Sept. 
FREDA PEARCE. Soft rose-pink, center suffused yellow and gold, strong 
grower, large exhibition, reflex flowers. Sept. 
GOLD FINDER. Fine large golden yellow. Sept. 
ILLUMINOUS. Deep purple incurve with silvery lilac reverse. A striking 
variety that is different than other purple varieties. Sept. 
IVORY. A good solid incurve white for disbudding. Sept. 
JOAN FELLOWS. An outstanding flower, one of the largest we grow. Color 
rose-cerise. Grand grower and fine exhibition variety. Sept. 
JOYCE. A warm rosy salmon with nice reflex blooms. Flowers are large and 
firm and medium height. An extra lovely variety. Sept. 
LADY ELECTRA. Excellent large white flowers with pointed petals. Late Sept. 
LANCER. Velvety crimson, petals are broad and looks much like a large 
zinnia. Sept. 
LINDA. Reddish orange with gold reverse, loosely incurving flower of large 
size and early free bloomer. Medium height. Aug., Sept. 
LITCHFIELD PEACH. Clear almond bloom pink. Makes lots of flowers that 
are nice for cutting. Aug., Sept. 
LORNA. Large rounded blooms of a soft shade of silvery pink. Extra large if 
disbudded. Sept. 
LOVELACE. A bright medium size prolific pink, nice wiry stems and a very 
nice flower for cutting. Flowers have a grand texture. Sept. 
MADELINE. Clear soft shell pink, long fluted petals and robust in growth 
should be very large disbudded. Exceptionally nice cut flowers. Sept. 
MARION. White shading to canary yellow center. Large reflexed blooms. 
Makes a 6-inch disbudded flower that is grand for exhibition or for cut 
flowers. Sept. 
MARION PARK. A lovely light pink, good sized flowers, fine grower and 
heavy bloomer. A nice cut flower variety. Sept. 
MARY ANN. Very large bloom with long rolled petals. Color orange-cinnamon, 
good free bloomer, small foliage. Strongly recommended for show and cut 
flowers. Sept. : 
MOVOUREEN. Lovely lilac pink full robust flowers, 6 inches across when 
disbudded. Sept. 
MINSTREL. An intense crimson-maroon. Early and very good. Disbuds very 
nicely. Also good in sprays. Aug., Sept. 
MRS. A. CROSLEY. Deep mahogany red with gold reverse. Large broad in- 
curved petals. One of the loveliest. Sept. 
MRS. J. PEARSON. Probably the earliest and finest bronze for cut flowers. 
Has taken many high awards and a first class certificate. Blooms in late 
August and September. 
MUSKETEER. Medium size rose-pink, makes nice cut flower variety. Sept. 
NOMAD. Nice size flowers of golden amber and reflexing shape. Has won 
English awards. One of the earliest. Aug. on. 
PEARL SWEETHEART. A salmon-pink sport of Sweetheart, outer edges of 
the petals are pearl-pink. This variety makes a nice cut flower, and lots of 
them and blooms early. Aug. on. 
PHOEBUS. Rich golden yellow, very full reflexed bloom with rolled petals. 
Vigorous grower and early. Sept. 
PURPLE KING. Purple incurve with silver reverse. Very striking variety that 
would disbud well. Sept. 
QUEENIE. A fine pure white, long stiff stems, large flowers and small foliage. 
Nice for disbudding. Sept. 
RADAR. A large golden amber bloom with deeper shading. Sept. 
RADIO. Incurved orange-yellow, shading to buff. A nice large flower. Sept. 
RED OSPREY. A grand spray variety, is very early and the color is bright red. 
Has won English awards. A fine variety for cutting. Sept. 
RENOWN. Rich golden yellow free blooming. Would disbud nicely. Sept. 
R. A. ROOTS. A large deep flower of glistening white with twisted petals. Oct. 
ROSEMARY. Large rose and salmon reflexing bloom. Nice stems and fine 
ioliage A very nice variety. Sept. 
RUBY. Nice large ruby red flowers on beautiful shaped plant. Flowers nice 
for either disbuds or in sprays. Sept. 
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