Per Large Medium Small Bulblets 
JUNE DAY (Roberts ’46) (441) 70 
Early cut flower. Pink with a small cherry throat 
spot. 6-7 open on 41’ spikes. Very dependable pro- 2 25 3-25 6-25 Pkg. .25 
ducer of fine cuttable spikes for the early market. 10.~—«:1.00 65 .3D 
KASHMIR (Allen ’50) (470) 85 
Beautiful deep purple that we think to be one of 
the very best. 6-8 open of good placement and 
attachment on 41,’ ramrod type spikes. Heavy 1 oO .60 40 10 ~=—«.60 
texture and ruffling. 10 6.00 4.80 3.20 100 4.80 
KATHY LEE (Fairchild 47) (410) 75 
One of the most beautiful glads. Clear ruffled light 
yellow opening 6-8 blooms on 41/4’ spikes. Short 1 20 2-.25 3-20 Pkg.  .30 
flowerhead. 10 1.60 1.00 .60 
KAWATIRA $ (Pupich 47) (517) 85 
Pastel buff and light yellow variety. 8 open on tall 
slender spikes. Opens well after cut. Some crooked 2 30 3-30 5-25 Pkg.  .30 
spikes. 10 ~—s«:1.20 .80 40 
KEEPSAKE (Krueger ’50) (410) 85 
Beautifully clear yellow opening 6-7 well placed 
blooms on 4’ spikes. An excellent grower that has all 1 1.00 AY) 00 Jee .20 
the requirements of a good commercial. 10 8.00 6.00 4.00 LORIO0 
KING DAVID (Carlson ’51) (570) 85 
Widely heralded deep purple with a silver edging. 
8-10 very large well placed blooms with nice ruffling 
are Open at once on strong 41/)’ spikes. An outstand- 1 3.00 2.50 2.00 ih sil) 
ing addition to the purple class. 10 2.40 
KOKOMO GIANT 
~ 4@iCWashburn °51) (542) 75 
Huge clear pink. Up to 8 blooms on very tall strong 
spikes. Considered one of the very largest varieties 1 3.00 3.00 3.00 ph esti) 
grown. 10 2.40 
LANCELOT (Snyder °49) (410) 80 
Here is one of the top light yellow varieties. 8-10 
large very well placed blooms open at once on tall 
strong spikes. A very healthy reliable grower that 1 20 25 © 2-.30 10 ~—-.20 
is a fine commercial as well as exhibition variety. 10 2.80 2.00 1.20 100 1.60 
LAVALLE (Lines °49) (507) 85 
Attractive light ivory with orange throat marks. Up 
to 8 open on tall slender spikes. Exhibition and home 1 1.25 1.00 YE) 10 1.00 
garden type. Medium propagator. 10 10.00 8.00 6.00 100 8.00 
LAVENDER LACE (Fischer ’50) (466) 85 
Lightly ruffled medium lavender with a cream throat 
opening. 6-7 flat wide open blooms on 4’ spikes. 
Very heavy textured blooms. An excellent cut flower 1 0 30 20 10 ~—«.30 
that should go places. 10 4.00 2.80 2.00 100 2.4 
LEAH GORHAM (Gorham ’51) (450) 85 
Light red with a white throat. Strong consistent 
grower opening 5-7 well placed blooms on tall 1 75 00 30 LOme.60 
spikes. Very striking. 10 600 4.00 2.40 100 4.80 
‘The bulbs you sent last year were very fine and had wonderful flowers all summer. The DEE TWELVE 
you sent as a gift was simply out of this world.’’ — Auburn, Maine. 
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