Name (Class-Introducer-Year) Description 
REG. LEAHY (506 Both 45) Huge deli- 
cate greenish cream with slight purplish 
dotting deep in throat. Flowers are 
ribbed and heavily ruffled. Has perfect 
formal placement for exhibition. Stem 
very rigid. Poor propagator. Has taken 
top awards in Australia. 8 out at once. 
SALMAN’S GLORY (507 Salman 47) One 
of the finest of the new varieties from 
Europe. Creamy white with yellow 
throat and small light red _ blotches. 
Healthy. One of the most popular glads 
in many years. Stunning. 
SNOW FLAKE (500 Pfitzer 48) Large, 
very pure white ruffled flowers. Long 
flower head with 7 open. Healthy and 
an excellent propagator. 
SHOW QUEEN (Kreuger 43) Striking rose 
salmon decorative. Rarely listed in cata- 
logs. 
SILVER STAR (401 Snyder 45) A won- 
derful white with a striking purple 
throat blotch. The best of this type. Fine 
strong spikes. 
SILVER WINGS (500 Ritzema 44) A 
cream white Picardy sport. Eight 6” 
flowers open. A magnificently beauti- 
ful variety. Finely ruffled. Probably 
the best near-white glad in existence. 
SKY LARK (523 Palmer) Brilliant showy 
orange with large golden throat. Opens 
6 on a long flower head. Stands out 
td in the garden and on the show 
table. 
SKYMASTER (541 Salman) A tall, large, 
soft rose pink. Stately and fine. Heavy 
texture. Long flower head. 
SPARKS (506 Glass 47) A_ stunning 
cream with an explosive flame blotch. 
Tall and spectacular. 
SPIC AND SPAN (432 Carlson) Tall ruf- 
fled deep pink opening 10 or more on 
fine stately stalks. Absolutely tops for 
florists and exhibition. Rapidly becom- 
ing one of the most popular of all glads. 
STRATHNAVER (500 Peattie) Sensation- 
ally huge white. Makes the largest 
spikes of any white. Opens 9-11 flowers 
of 6-7” across. Very slow propagator. 
SPOTLIGHT (410 Palmer 44) The top 
commercial yellow. Medium deep gold- 
en-yellow with round  plain-petalled 
blooms. 7 open at once. Small bright 
scarlet throat  bloth. Wonderful for 
cutting. 
STATUETTE (213 Butt 50) Another su- 
perb small-flowered variety. Clear me- 
dium yellow with a diffused purplish 
red throat mark. Flowers about 21” 
across with 6-7 out at once. 
Per. 
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