1952 INTRODUCTIONS 
and Patented Fuchsias 
Minimum Retail Price $1.00 each 
Any 6 for $5.00 out of 24 inch pots 
BABY BLUE EYES (Plummer) — Compact, 
bushy grower. Cross between Erecta and 
Wood Violet. Red sepal and dark lavender 
corolla. Covers itself with a mass of small, 
sparkling flowers held upright as Erecta. 
Very fine as a pot plant. 
BACHELOR GIRL (Schmidt - Tiret) — A sport 
of Bewitched, in all respects like it, with 
the branches somewhat more pendulous, but 
the corolla a pale mallow. The same long 
white buds and long, green-tipped white 
sepals, flushed palest pink inside. Tops 
in pale pastel, large- flowered and free 
blooming hanging fuchsias. 
BEWITCHED (Tiret) — Patented. Double cor- 
olla dubonnet or deep violet purple. Petals 
are near- white at very base. Tube and out- 
side of long, spreading, green- tipped sep- 
als white. Inside sepals flushed palest 
pink. Long white buds open into large 
flowers. Produced in abundance. Vigorous 
willowy grower with lush- green medium 
sized leaves. Excellent as a hanger where 
dramatic color contrast shows to best ad- 
vantage. 
BLOSSOM TIME (Tiret) — Large single on the 
order of fuchsia Jack Shahan, but of softer, 
more pink coloring, with waxy white tube 
and .beautiful long, curved, upturned sepals. 
Strong grower with pendant branches, best 
displayed as a hanger. Heat-resistant and 
free blooming. 
fee (Tiret) Patent applied for. Double 
corolla pale lilac- orchid, deepening toward 
petal edges. Thick tube ‘and broad, recurv - 
ing sepals white, with light carmine blush, 
inside sepals of crepe texture and phlox 
pink color. Strong, medium high, bushy 
grower, fine foliage and a profusion of 
