New Novelties for 1952 
Each year, we select a number of what we believe to be the best of the introduc- 
tions from other growers. All of those selected have noteworthy recommendations. We 
have seen most of them in gardens or shows during the past year and many of them 
also come with the recommendation of friends who have observed them growing for as 
much as three years. Their Trial Ground reports and show winnings have also been 
considered in the making of the selections. 
BIG MO (Roberts-Ruschmohr) A very large, blackish red cactus, which can easily be 
grown twelve inches in diameter. Long stems holding most flowers facing the side 
on tall plants. Winner of AMERICAN HOME Achievement Medal at Southtown 
(Chicago) and Long Island shows. Three Honor Rolls. 
Plant $7.50 net 
CHUCK'S PINK (Rosemary) A well formed, incurved cactus of Tyrian pink, shading 
to light cream at base of petals. Seven to eight inch blooms face the side on stiff 
stems. On three FLOWER GROWER Honor Rolls. 
Plant $5.00 net 
CYMBIA (Brown) Rose pink, informal decorative, growing about ten inches in diameter 
under normal conditions. Side facing blooms on good stems. A vigorous grower. 
Plant $5.00 net 
FASCINATION (Knight-Golden Rule) A six inch, informal decorative of a deep orange 
color. Free branching and profuse. Ten to twelve inch stems hold flowers facing 
side and at a forty-five degree angle. 
Plant $2.50 
FLOSSIE H. (Dixie) A free blooming, nine inch formal decorative of camella rose and 
cream, with base of petals lemon yellow. Ten to twelve inch stems hold flowers 
facing side. Certificate of Merit at Long Island, and on two Honor Rolls. 
Plant $5.00 net 
JACK OF HEARTS (Kelly-Parella}) A formal decorative bi-color. Eight inch blooms 
are Dianthus purple, tipped white. Certificate of Merit at Long Island, and on 
one FLOWER GROWER Honor Roll. 
Plant $5.00 net 
MARION GLENN (Miller-Dahliadel) A seven inch semi cactus with lacinated petals. 
Peony purple. Wiry stems hold flowers facing the side. Early and profuse. Derril! 
W. Hart Medal Award for highest average score at three Trial Grounds. On two 
Honor Rolls. 
Plant $5.00 
