UNCLE SAM 
SWANIE 
The 
TOM BRENEMAN 
JANIE 
GRAY SKIES 
(Not available until 1952) 
ew Type Chichen 
A new creation in Carnations, self branching, low growing, spreading bushy foliage 
(of the old dianthus type) stay green and do not become woody. They need very little support. 
Flowers are produced on sturdy long stems. Seems to be resistant to pests. 
Well established plants in 2¥2"’ pots $1.50 each. 
This entire collection of 12 varieties $14.00. 
ANDREA ROCCA—Old gold with maroon 
markings. See page 21. 
BLACK MAGIC—Very deep plum. Camellia 
shaped flower. 6 
CARMEN—Dusty rose with scarlet stripes. 
EUGENIA LYNETTE—Cream white, spinal 
pink markings. See page 21. 
JANIE—Beautiful iridescent old rose. 
photo above. 
LITTLE BEAVER—Vigorous grower. 
lia scarlet, gray overlayed. 
See 
Camel- 
PURPLE HILLS—Deep purple with red stripes. 
SALLY PICETTI—Deep yellow, edges flaked 
with crimson. 
SUNSET—Deep burnt orange, suffused with 
tomato red. 
SWANIE—Ruby red with dark crimson stripes 
and markings. See photo above. 
UNCLE SAM—Dusty rose with orange stripes. 
See photo above. 
TOM BRENEMAN—Light copper center, he- 
liotrope edges. See photo above . 
For other choice Carnations see page 22. 
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