For 1951 We Are Proud To Offer 
TOKEN— An adorable little cactus of clear rose. 
cerise. Blooms average 4 inches by 3 inches deep on 
the best of long stems. Nice light green foliage enhan- 
ses the beauty of the exquisite flowers. An early and 
free bloomer, and such a little jewel for arrangement, 
keeping good for three days. A seedling of Little 
Diamond but a bit taller bush. Shown only twice in the 
seedling class winning the blue both times. On Flower 
Grower Honor Roll. 
Strong root grown divisions each $3.50 
3 for $10.00 NET 
PINK FROSTING— A new formal of clear deep pink. 
The blooms will average six inches on 18 to 20 inch 
stems, perfectly stiff. The plant is rather tall and 
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NEW AND STANDARD VARIETIES 
ABBOTT 
ABBOTT, S.C.—Medium size very dark red with 
wonderful keeping qualities on perfectly stiff 
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ALICE MAY, F.D.—A large pure white with ideal 
stems. One of the good whites from Austra- 
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ARISTOS, S.C.—An imported novelty of red-ma- 
genta with white tips. The strong plants pro- 
duces lots of large blooms. Outstanding. _... 1.00 
ALLEGRESSE, S.C.— Large primrose yellow 
blooms on extra long and very stiff stems. 
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ATOMIC YELLOW, S.L.—Very large full blooms 
of clear yellow on long strong stems. A re- 
cent. Honor Roll variety with plenty of prizes 
to it’s credit. You will enjoy growing this. 3.00 
AUTUMN GLORY, F.D.—A California variety of 
huge size, being a rich glowing orange. 14 
inch blooms have been shown on the best of 
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Every one admired the big red Joseph B. Lanktree. 
