Bulbs Bulblets 
Per Large Medium Small Per 
GENERAL EISENHOWER (Salmon) (542). 2 25 4-30 6-.30 100 .30 
Brilliant shade of begonia rose. Huge 10 1.00 .70 40 
blooms. Opens 8-10. Strong tall grower. 
Late. 
GLAMIS (Palmer) 530—Beautiful clear ight 3 Py Bo PAS 
rose with white throat. Nicely ruffled 10 .65 .40 45) 
pointed petals. A real beauty. 
GOLDEN ARROW (Pruitt) (410) (M) Clear 2 25 4-.30 25 25 
lemon yellow, opening up to 8 with 10 1.00 70 40 100 .60 
several more showing color. Tall, strong 
erower and rapid propagator. A fine 
commercial. 
GRATITUDE (Fischer 46) 424—75. Tall sal- 3 25 6-.25 10-.25 
mon-orange with sharp yellow throat 10 65 2b) 100 .30 
blotch. Opens 5 or 6 on a tall, straight 
wire-like stem. Blooms well from all sizes. 
HEART’S DESIRE (Fiedler 48) 540 — 80. 2 5 15 30 
Heavily ruffled large light pink shading 10 1.00 60 100 1.00 
to white with yellow throat. Strong husky 
grower. Opens 6-8 six inch florets on a 
20 bud spike. One of the very best and 
a heavy show winner. 
HIGH FINANCE (Wilson) (580) 95. Talllate 2 b= 2 DO =) 0m OO 30 
blooming orange grey smoky blending to 10 1.00 .60 35 
a lighter throat. Opens up to 8 blooms. 
One of the finest smokies. 
KENWOOD (Lines 43) 452-80. A brilliant 2 25 3-25 4-.20 100 50 
smooth red with no marks, blotches, or 10 1.00 .65 40 
flecking. It opens up to 6 plain petaled 
florets on an average spike. Good propa- 
gator and easy grower from bulblets. 
KESTRAL (Palmer) (420) 80. Tall light 2 25 3-25  5-.25 
orange with a yellow throat. Opens 8 10 1.00 70 40 100 25 
blooms on a slender spike. Unique tri- 
angular shaped florets. Foliage yellows 
prematurely, but bulbs come clean. 
LEADING LADY (Johnston) 506—This beau- 3 20' 5=.25 
tiful cream sport of Picardy was the top 10 .65 .40 25 100 a5) 
show winner again during 1952. 
MARATHON (Lawrenson) 410. Tall strong il 50 i) 20 10 29 
erowing light buff with small red throat 10 4.00 2.80 2.00 100 2.00 
mark. Originator claims it opens and 
ships as well as Picardy. We grew it 
last summer and had tall spikes with up to 
36” flower-heads. Good commercial pro- 
spect. 
MARYLAND MAID (EF. B. Snyder) 440 — 2 25 4-.30 50 30 
Ciear pure pink cream throat and white 10 1.00 70 40 100 .50 
mid-ribs. One of our 1945 introductions. 
Formal type. Open 6 to 8 — 4% inch 
florets on 18 bud flower head. Blooms in 
75 days. One of the better pure pinks. 
Good commercial. 
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