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BLACK BEAUTY—The lovely “supreme” version of the old favorite, Mentor Boy. Has the 
rich dark coloring of its predecessor plus the large and vigorous growing habit of the 
supreme strain. 
BLUE LADY—One of our best light blue violets. Produces quantities of large flowers on long 
stems. Has luxuriant deep green foliage. 
BLUE WARRIOR—A bold and vigorous plant. Blooms profusely with purple-blue flowers 
centered high above the plant. Dark green formally arranged foliage. Young leaves 
are very red on back. 
BUTTONS ‘N BOWS—Deeply cupped flowers of medium red-violet clustered on long stems 
above a saucy little plant with bronzy girl leaves. 
CARMEN—An excellent variety which came to us from the east. Produces an abundance of 
plum-red flowers, and has medium green well shaped leaves. 
DIANA—Large medium blue flowers, deeply cupped and held high above beautifully 
ruffled and scalloped deep green girl foliage. 
FRINGETTES—tThis group of plants is characterized by ruffled and rippled foliage and flower 
petals. We are offering them in white, red-lavender, and light mauve. 
GENEVA PINK—One of the best of the newer varieties. Has exceptionally large, deeply 
cupped, true pink flowers. Plant grows low: has heavy medium green well rounded 
leaves. 
GENEVA RAINBOW—Truly a lovely violet. The wine-red flowers are edged with pearly 
white. Foliage is medium green. 
LADY GENEVA—Charming deep violet-blue edged in twinkling white. An excellent 
bloomer and an ever popular variety. 
LAVENDER BEAUTY—Exceptionally large and numerous flowers of silvery mauve borne 
over a husky plant of symmetrical pattern. 
MARINE (light) —Large well formed flowers of medium blue shading to darker blue at the 
center. Foliage is heavy and vigorous in habit of growth. Easily arranged in formal 
pattern. 
ORCHID LADY—One of the most profusely blooming plants that we have to offer. Color is 
a dainty pale orchid. Foliage is dark and luxuriant. 
ORCHID WONDER—Exceptionally large and well formed flowers ranging deep to light 
orchid in color. Plant low and symmetrically formed with bronzy foliage. 
PINK BEAUTY—A true pink violet. Flowers occur in clusters of four or five on a long stem. 
Leaves of medium green tending to be elongated. A patented variety. 
PINK FANTASY—The clear pink sport of Fantasy. Has large glowing pink blossoms 
standing erect and tall over deep green foliage. (Ready June Ist). 
SAILOR GIRL—An excellent girl variety with an abundance of large light blue flowers and 
lightly ruffled, scalloped leaves. 
STAR SAPPHIRE—Midnight blue with flower petals arranged in true star shape. A 
patented variety. 
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DOUBLE MARGARET—Has a profusion of dark-purple flowers. Leaves are very dark and 
rippled. Leaves and petals lightly fringed. 
DOUBLE REDDISH PURPLE—Wine-red. A prolific bloomer. 
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We are frequently asked why we do not advertise “true reds”. Some varieties : 
%* contain the word “red” in their names, which were given them by their originators. % 
“ and cannot be changed by propagators like ourselves. Other varieties are de- 
% scribed by us as “plum-red”, “reddish”, “wine-red”, and so on. These are merely + 
* to suggest their shades. The fact is that there is NO true red yet developed. % 
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