Variety 
BRITELITE (Howell-’49) 320-70 
A beautifully ruffed orange and yellow blend. 
May make the 320 class according to growing 
reports this year. Opens 7-8 with 6 showing 
color on 20 bud spike. Tall plants. Florets are 
3” to 3%” and have perfect placement. Very 
beautiful color under artificial light. Rapid 
propagator. 
BRONZE KING (Rich-’46) 582-95 
A smooth bronze smoky with a brilliant orange 
blotch. Excellent texture and good keeper. 
Strong, straight spikes. Opens 8 of 19 florets 
on 25” flower head. 
BURMA (Palmer-’43) 462-85 
A heavily ruffled, very deep rose variety. 
Opens 8-10 of a 20 bud spike. Outstanding 
in its color class. A solid vase or basket of this 
variety is most striking. Won the Rawlins 
Trophy at the Eastern Int. Glad Show at Bing- 
hamton last season, for the best spike of 
Canadian origination. 
CARNIVAL (Butt-’47) 437-85 
A bright scarlet with striking white throat. A 
nice novelty glad that is so popular we can’t 
keep stock enough on hand to meet the bulb 
orders on it every season. 
CASWALLOWN (K & M-’48) 452-80 
A very dark velvety red. A beautiful variety 
for exhibition and a winner in its color class. 
CHAMOUNY (Baerman-’38) 460-85 
Tall, deep rose with silver edging. Color very 
attractive and showy. Opens 8-10 florets of 21 
buds. 
CLEO (Youmans-’48) 441-95 
New shade of soft pink with buff undertones 
and scarlet blotch. Grows 5’ plant with 27” 
flowerhead of 20 buds. Will open 8 or more 5” 
florets, which are heavily ruffled. Excellent tex- 
ture and substance. 
CONVOY (Palmer-’42) 570-85 
A clear true purple with recurved florets. A 
vigorous grower. 
COVER GIRL (LaSalle-’45) 442-90 
A tall medium pink that opens 10-12 florets on 
30” spike. Very heavy foliage. A consistent 
show winner. 
CREAM ORCHIDS (Fischer-’51) 406-70 
A laciniated cream bloom that closely resem- 
bles an orchid with its lovely waxy appearance. 
Very useful for corsage work. It is a tall 
grower and stands extreme heat very well. 
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“Received our order of bulbs yesterday and cannot help writing you to say they are the 
We also appreciate the extra bulbs 
jinest bulbs we have ever received from any source. 
sent us for trial. We will certainly order from you again.” 
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P.G., Erie, Pa. 
