JOAN OF ARC (Reiter, Jr.) A new double white 
for the connoisseur. This variety is of a clearer 
white than Ave Maria, and is of better form with 
larger more double flowers. Like other pallid fuch- 
sias cool conditions are essential to its successful 
culture. Recommended for experienced fuchsia 
growers who want the best and are willing to take 
the trouble. With skill it can be used as a hanging 
variety. 
LUCKY STRIKE (Niederholzer). A most striking 
combination of colors. Double flower, petals blue 
violet, striped pink and rose with sepals of pale 
flesh pink. 
MAZDA. (Reiter, Jr.) A large vigorous single in 
the warm shades. The crisp deep Carmine sepals 
are long and gracefully recurved and often occur in 
fives. The petals, of the broad spreading type,- are 
of deepest Carmine. This healthy strong plant toler- 
ates heat and dry air well and should prove a good 
garden plant in every way. This is another First 
Prize winner at the 1946 San Francisco Flower 
Show—for the best new single seedling. $1.00 each 
in 4” pots. 
MISS PRIM (Reiter, Jr.) A large semi-double of 
distinction in the purple group. This plant has 
flowers of unique form carried on a small bush 
with plenty of branches and foliage. 
MME. CARNOT. Very large, full double flowers 
of great beauty. Corolla soft pink, streaked carmine, 
reflexed sepals of deep rich pink. 
MRS. VICTOR REITER (Reiter, Sr.) A long tubed 
single bicolor. The corolla is pure crimson; the slen- 
der sepals and the long tube are creamy white. 
Both sepals and tube are of, waxy translucence. 
Suitable for baskets. 
MRS. LOVELL SWISHER (Evans). Dainty slender 
single flowers with long tube of flesh pink, sepals 
white, petals deep old rose. Tall vigorous and ex- 
tremely floriferous; we consider this Fuchsia a 
charming addition to the pastel group. 
MURIEL. Giant single flowers of transparent cherry 
color, set off by long, twisted sepals of crimson. 
Strong vigorous grower and prolific bloomer. A 
hanging basket of this Fuchsia in bloom is one of 
the most striking sights imaginable. 
NONPAREIL. A variety that always attracts a 
sreat deal of attention. Large semi-double flowers 
of rich, rosy blue-violet with petals of ivory-white, 
tinted flesh. Very free flowering and showy. Makes 
good basket also. 
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