RUSSELL’S ROSE BEAUTY (Russell, 1946). Light rose with sulphur 
throat shading to green. Wide petals and ruffled sepals are unusually 
recurved. 40 in. July-August. $1.50 
SACHEM (Stout, 1941). Dark carmine red, orange throat in handsome 
contrast. Holds color in sun and heat better than most dark varieties. 
Fragrant. 40 in. July-August. $.75 
SALT ASH (Johnson, 1951). See Cover and Vermont Originations. 
$7.50 
SERENADE (Stout, 1937). Pastel yellow and pink. Petals twisted and 
crinkled with a faint halo. This belongs toward the back of the border 
with Siberian irises. 48 in. June-July. $.50 
SKYLARK (Russell, 1947). A large thick-textured lemon flower with 
faint green throat. Large recurved blooms last well into the evening. 
48 in. June-July. $1.00 
SOUDAN (Stout, 1932). Medium-sized empire-yellow recurved flow- 
ers, charmingly creped and crinkled. Fragrant. Good evenings. 36 in. 
July-August. $.75 
STREAMLINER (Russell, 1948). Gold-orange flower, garnet-brown 
eye-zone. 40 in. June-July. $.75 
SUNNY WEST (Sass, 1948). Pale canary yellow night-flowering va- 
riety. One of the finest. 48 in. July-August. $.50 
SYMPHONY (Stout, 1941). A delicate blend of yellow and rose, with 
mid-band of darker red. Fragrant. Good evenings. 40 in. July-Au- 
gust. $1.00 
TAJ MAHAL (Russell, 1945). Chrome with velvety sheen and a wide 
eye-zone of rich purple-red. A sheet of bloom in season. 24 in. June- 
July. $1.00 
THE DIRECTOR (Russell, 1945). A huge wide flower with overlapping 
petals. Rich wine-red with narrow veins of burgundy. The sepals are 
a shade lighter and the throat is chrome. Good evenings. 36 in. June- 
July. $2.00 
THE RANGER (Russell, 1943). Medium-sized gypsy-red flower; the 
best of early dark-hued blooms. 30 in. May-June. $.75 
