McDONALD NURSERIES 
~~ Phone 2950 
212 we Aiden Avenue 
Valdosta, Georgia 
1953 PRICE LIst 
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TERMS Cash with order, add 25¢ for postage and packing with orders under $3.09, we 
pay postage and packing on uriers over y3.00. Strong singie divisions. Orders 
over $20.00, 10% discount: over y20.00, 20% discount; over 950.00, 25% dis- 
count. Hemerocailis shipped at any time, 
We again take pleasure in releasing urs. Sam Register's latest daylily introductions. 
These have been tested in iis. Register's garden, in our own nursery, and in test 
gardens, 
The Register Strain of Hemerocallis introduced in 1951 for the first time, were en- 
thusiastically received in Valdosta and other sections. 
1953 INTRODUCTIONS 
VALDOSTA BEAUTY - LO" - a very large (7") blend dark red predominating strong scapes, 
has unusually long blooming period. (Not subject to discount-limited stock) $19.00 
PEACE ~ 36" — Light cream self, petals have white mid-rib, profuse bloomer, excell- 
ent branching. 2.0.09 
VEDETTE - 36" — Dark reddish self, unusually heavy waxed texture, petals have very 
distinct mid-rib, very outstanding in garden. pL6.90 
AUTUMN FIRES - 46" - A Swan seedling, bi-color of burnt orange and dusty yellcew with 
purple eye-zone, strong scapes, outstanding in garden. 7.50 
OBI - 40" - Very large blend of red and orange with purple veining, open flowers 
give appearance of large bow of Japanese sash. § 7-50 
SPRING SONG - 46" - Very large (7") yellow self, profused bloomer, remains open even- 
ings, won popular vote for outstanding yellow in Register garden in 1951 $ 5.00 
DRAGON FLY - 34" - Decided bi-color, sepals chrome, petals rust brown and slightly 
pinched, attracts much attention because of unusual color combination, 5.00 
SIREN - 8" - Decided yellow and purple bi-color, sun resistant, a distinctive 
flower, and remains open evenings. » 5.00 
CLAUDETTE - 30" - Canary yellow. petals have glistening sheen, sepals brushed cinna- 
mon, two petals recurve slightly, one slightly pinched. y 3.00 
PHAROS — 2" — Truly a light house in the garden, light orange self, halo in throat, 
a most persistant bloomer, resistant to sun and wind. y 3.200 
SAMMY'S MINUET - Small brownish red flowers, early bloomer, petals and sepals 
slightly recurved. dp 3.00 
GEORGIA BEAUTY - A polychrome, brownish red petals have slight mid-rib and deep pur-— 
ple eye-zone, secals same as petals but no eye-zone. py 3.00 
1951-1952 INTRCDUGTIONS 
ROYAL TOGA -- Mic--season Li" evergreen - Very dark royal purple self sulphur yellow 
throat. ‘the heavy texture has the appearance of velvet. The pericd of biceom is 
from the first of June wotil mid-dugust. The foilage is light green and arcting. 
This clome increases :apidly, plLO.00 
NIGHT LIFE - Early mic--sccason 26" - Large light yellow self. Begins opening mid- 
afternoon and remains scea Sh ours, This makes a lovely show in the garden. It is 
a good parent plani. The fo€ age is blue green and slender. 10.00 
GEORGIA QUEEN - Miid-season 3S" evergreen - Dark red flower with deep vurple eye-zone 
and deep purple mic-rio,. dSuicnur yellow throat, Sun-resistant. Graceful erect 
scapes and slender arcaing follage. @ 5.00 
