GATINEAU § (Palmer '52) (422) 80 
Bright orange blending to a yellow throat. A vig- 
orous husky grower that looks like a good cut 
flower in a color where good ones are scarce. 7-8 
open of good attachment. 
GELBER HERCULES 
(K.&M. °52) (512) 85 
Tall medium yellow with light red throat lines that 
gave us straight 6’ spikes this year. 8 open of good 
attachment. Spikes showed a tendency to stretch too 
much when overgrown. The tallest yellow we grow 
with fine commercial possibilities as well as being a 
blue ribbon winner. 
GLAD TIDINGS (Arenius 52) (460) 80 
Beautiful new true rose color a shade more intense 
than Miss Wisconsin with just the faintest of throat 
markings. About 55” to 60” tall with straight sturdy 
spikes holding 7-8 perfectly placed blooms open at 
once. Plant and bulb growth is extremely healthy 
with plenty of easy growing bulblets. “Glad Tidings” 
has that particular shade of rose so useful in floral 
work as well as the prospects of being a good show 
variety. 
GLORIOUS (Wilson °49) (332) 95 
Late blooming deep salmon with a cream throat. Up 
to 12 open on a 4’ spike. About the best in its class. 
GOLD (Marshall 51) (412) 85 
Extremely beautiful ruffled deep yellow. 5-7 blooms 
open on a 5’ spike. Tho the flowerhead is somewhat 
short at times, it is otherwise a marvelous grower. 
A must have for all uses. 
GORGEOUS DEB (Wilson 49) (530) 90 
A gorgeous heavilv ruffled light salmon blending to 
a cream throat. Makes a massive flowerhead with 
8-9 6” blooms open at once. A good local cut 
flower and a must have to add beauty to the home 
garden. 
GRACIOUS § (Wilson °49) (466) 70 
Very early pale blue lavender. 6-8 well placed 
blooms on a 4’ spike. For those who like the deli- 
cately beautiful colors. 
GRAY SUMMITT (Butt 50) (486) 90 
Clear gray blending to a cream throat. Can open 8 
on a husky 5’ spike. A strong reliable grower that is 
fine for all purposes. 
GUSTAV MAHLER  (K.&M. '52) (478) 
New deep violet from Holland. A large vigorous 
grower opening 6-8 5” blooms. Appears to be very 
healthy. 
HAMLET (Larus 50) (454) 80 
Fine lightly waved clear dark red self color. Good 
substance and attachment of the 5-7 flat wide open 
blooms on a 4’ spike. A very early and exquisite 
variety. 
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“Your Glad Tidings was SUPERB here — I love that color! 
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Pink Pride a giant — good too.’’ 
Boise, Idaho- 
