GENERAL LIST 
ADORABLE (Woods ’49) 541 (M). A lovely pastel from Ted Woods that 
looks very good to us, Pale pink with some deeper rose pink peppering in 
the throat. The florets are large with petals nicely frilled altho not heavily 
ruffled. The general color effect is rather similar to that of the new vari- 
ety Clarence D. Fortnam, altho florets of Adorable are a little larger. Opens 
about 7 at once on tall, straight, willowy spikes. Very nice. 
L $3.00, M $2.00, S $1.00, Bulblets .25, 10—$2.00, 100—$16.00 
A. L. STEPHEN (Winsor ’42) 4383 (E). A grand deep salmon glad that is 
also one of the earliest to bloom. A much admired combination of colors, 
being a bright medium shade of salmon pink with prominent throat blotch 
of orange-scarlet. It might be described as a more salmon-toned Lipstick, 
but unlike the latter variety which often comes crooked, A. L. Stephen is 
uniformly straight. 7 or 8 large well-opened flowers are rather closely 
placed on 50-52 inch plants. We are glad to be able to offer this variety 
again after a year’s absence from our list; stock however is still not plen- 
titul, and we advise early ordering. A good propagator. 
L .25, M.20, S 2—.30, Bulblets 20—.25, 100—$1.00 
ANDRENA (Armstrong ’50) 440-460 (EM). A captivating color but pos- 
sibly a variable performer. We had some spikes of this new variety that 
were simply “out of this world’ in their soft, pastel beauty; other spikes 
were not nearly so good, appearing rather stunted. A lovely shade of pale 
orchid-pink with a large cream-white center. The 5-inch florets are of 
extra good substance and lovely, chiseled form with considerable ruffling 
and fluting. We are reserving our final judgment on Andrena until we 
have bloomed it another year; we have our fingers crossed and hope it 
will come thru 100% in 1951. It is a good propagator and seemingly a 
healthy grower. 
L $2.00, M $1.25, S.75, Bulblets 2—.30, 10—$1.25, 100—$10.00 
ANTIETAM (E. B. Snyder ’48) 454 (ML). An extremely tall growing 
deep red with black-red shadings. Color is rich and pleasing, altho it grows 
almost too tall here, stems being inclined to lop over in the field and occa- 
sionally crook. About 6 large flowers are open on long stretchy flowerheads. 
Propagates well. 
L $1.00, M.75, S .50, Bulblets 2—.20, 10—.75, 100—$5.00 
ATOM (Hedgecock ’46) 236 (E). Cute is the word for Atom! A favorite 
with men and women alike, and wonderful for small bouquets and table 
arrangements. The 3-inch florets are bright scarlet with a sharply defined 
edging of white around the petals. 4 or 5 open on slender spikes of medium 
height. An improvement over Prim Picotee, Kewpie, and others of this 
type, and one of our best sellers. A vase of Atom nearly always steals the 
show when exhibited in our commercial displays. Perhaps the most popu- 
lar of all the little glads. 
L .25, M 2—.30, S 3—.25, Bulblets 10—.25, 100—$2.00 
AUGUST MOON (Rich ’49) 510-506 (EM). A yellow so light in tone that 
it might be classed a deep cream. Slightly deeper throat. Quite impressive 
with its 7 or 8 extra large plain-petaled florets open on a tall spike. Should 
be planted deep or well hilled around the plant to hold up the heavy flower- 
head. Official classification 510; our classification 506. One of the few giant 
varieties in these shades. 
L $2.00, M $1.50, S $1.00, Bulblets .20, 10—$1.50, 100—$12.00 
“When judging entries at different exhibits last season we invariably 
had to give the rosette to BOISE BELLE. I believe this origination of 
yours is one of the most outstanding glads.” J.J.M., Indiana, 11/25/50 
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