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NEW INTRODUCTION FROM A. L. BORK 
FROLIC 211 (Pactolus x Wedgwood) This is 
rightly named as it is the brightest and most 
vivid color I have seen in glads. Very ‘“‘frolic- 
some.”’ Deep yellow with an extremely bright 
orange scarlet blotch and a somewhat lighter 
more feathery blotch on the upper petals like a 
reflection of the 
main blotch. Opens 
4-6 nicely ruffled 
blooms out of 15-18 
total. May be called 
a miniature but gets 
up to 3” or more. 
The brightest glad 
you ever: saw. A 
seedling of Pactolus 
but more vivid in 
coloring. A very 
welcome addition to 
the new butterfly 
type of glads that 
are becoming so 
popular and will be 
so much used in 
arrangements.Stock 
is still small, tho it 
is a good propa- 
gator.Really should 
be held another year 
but I am putting it 
out this year and 
hope we _ have 
enough to last thru 
the season. 
Any size 3.00. 
ARIA 244 (Kuhn) 
M_ Deep rose with 
light cream throat. 
One of the finest in 
its color. 
L .50, M .35, S .25, B 5/.25,10/.40. 
ATOM 236 (Hedgecock) VE Distinctive scarlet 
with gold edge around all petals. Color plate on 
cover. One of the new small flowered varieties 
especially suitable for corsages and arrangements. 
The better class florists are using many of this 
type now. In fact this last season Atom often 
brought more on the wholesale market than larger 
varieties. Also especially nice for groups in the 
perennial border. The bulbs split somewhat and 
produce 2 or 3 or more spikes per bulb, so a 
group of them makes a nice showing in the border 
for a long time. Then you can plant a second lot 
later to come on late in the season when the 
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perennial border is not very showy. One of the 
must haves. 
L 2/.25, M 3/.25, S 5/.25, B Pkg./.25. 
BO-PEEP 240 (Butt) VE Buff pink with 
yellowish throat on which is a light dusting of 
red. Opens 5-6 nicely ruffled blooms of heavy 
substance. Very early and so good for cut 
flowers. Very popular. 
L 2/.30, M 3/.25, S 5/.25, B Pkg./.30. 
BRIGHT EYES 110 (Koerner) 
faceup with vivid red throat. 
1 any size .50. 
CELESTINA 207 (Vasaturo) Informal ruffled 
cream. Opens 6 with 5 showing. Very dainty and 
nice, 
L 2/.25, M 3/.25, S 5/.25, B Pkg./.25. 
DOLORES 240 (Vasaturo) Rosy pink with 
white throat. Delightful little variety for arrange- 
ments and high class floral work. Same classifi- 
cation size as Bo-Peep but really not nearly so 
large. 
L 2/.25, M 3/.25, S 5/.25, B Pkg./.25. 
DRESDEN 210 (Butt) E Ruffled clear self 
colored medium yellow. Very beautiful variety 
that opens up 8 with 5 showing on a long head. 
Gold medal winner. 
L 1/1.50, M 1/1.00, S 1/.60, B 2/.25,10/1.00. 
FAIRY 266 (Kuhn) M Dainty light lavender 
of distinctive shade. Opens 5-6 on a straight 
wiry stem. 
L 2/.30, M 3/.30, S 3/.25. 
FIFTH AVENUE 252 (Hedgecock) M Dark 
glistening velvety red self color. Opens 5 3’ 
blooms on a head of 12-15 or more buds. Very 
beautiful and dainty and becoming very popular. 
L 1.00, M .60, S .40, B 10/.50,100/4.00. 
FIGURINE 217 (Butt) VE Ruffled apricot 
and brown. Attractive autumn coloring. Opens 
7-9 with 6-7 showing on a long spike. Very fine 
but rather slow propagator. 
L 1.50, M 1.00, S .75. 
FLAIR 391 (Fairchild) M Orchid flowering 
with widely flaring side petals. Heavy substance 
and good attachment. Very beautiful and one of 
the finest of all the small varieties. Upper petals 
are smooth light ivory with a slight edging of 
deep rose orchid. The two small lip petals are 
solid deep rose orchid with a slight edging of 
ivory. The color contrast is very sharp and 
beautiful. Opens 5 with 3 showing with a total of 
16 buds. Will be immensely popular. 
L 3.00, M 2.00, S 1.50. 
Pale yellow 
