TWEEDLEDUM (VanVoorhis ’38) — 262 M 
One of the few that can stand the competition with 
Crinkles. Very odd rose red florets with large gold 
throat. Always attracts attention. No bad habits. 
L. 2-25ce; M. 3-25e; S. 5-25¢ 
TWINKLES (Butt ’48) — 232 E 
Deep salmon with a large yellow center. Looks very 
much like a small Beacon. Opens 5 to 7 heavily ruf- 
fled florets on a 5 bud spike. Twinkles is one of the 
most beautiful, eye arresting of all small type glads. 
L. 30c; M. 25¢e; S. 20c 
VIVID (Cave) — 236 M 
This small scarlet has very clean coloring unmarked 
by blotches, flecks or streaks. Spikes are not of 
sufficient stature to rate on show table with Osage 
and Perky, but fine color makes it a dandy little ar- 
rangement glad. It opens 3 with 3 in color on spikes 
of 12 buds. 
L. 2-25c; M. 3-25c; S. 5-25¢ 
WHITE QUEEN (Ribble ’47) — 200 E 
A white sport of Queen of Bremen. Pink suffusion 
creeps in during hot weather. Same build and habits 
as Q.B., including heavy propagation. 
L. 2-25¢e; M. 3-25e 
WHITE RIBBON (Spencer 749) — 200M 
A new white that is really white, and the tallest of 
them all to date. Five to 6 slightly ruffled florets 
open at once. This should win more than its share 
of ribbons with this combination of height, color 
purity, and ruffling. 
L. 25c; M. 20c; S. 2-25¢ 
WOOD FAIRY (Whitby 49) — 107M 
A dainty miniature cream with a rose throat mark. 
Florets just over 2 inches in breadth. Three open in 
vertical placement on willowy little spike. 
M. 2-25c; S. 3-25¢ 
YELLOW BIRD (Kuhn 740) — 210 L 
This is one of the best yellows, in fact one of the 
best small glads extant. Easily opens 6 to 8 flor- 
ets at a time on graceful spike of 15 to 17 buds. The 
keen showman cannot afford to be without this fine 
little glad. Florets are greenish yellow. 
L. 15c; M. 10c; S. 2-25¢ 
YELLOW RIBBON (Spencer ’46) — 210M 
Another topnotcher in the yellow class, and one also 
that will open 6 when given sufficient water. 
L. 2-25¢e; M. 3-25c; S. 5-25¢ 
MIX'TURE 
Good mixture of at least 6 varieties of small type 
glads. No junk, and a good balance of colors. 
50 L. $2.75; 50 M. $1.75; 50S. $1.00 
“T was very much pleased with the bulbs I received. 
Thanks for the extras.’’—Mrs. I. P., Ohio 
“Bulbs arrived in fine shape. Thanks a lot for the extras.’ 
—F.W.C., Mich. 
“T enjoyed the ones I got from you last year very mucn, 
Thank you for the extras.’’-—Mrs. W.Y.M., Iowa 
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KODACHROME SLIDES OF 
MINIATURE & SMALL TYPE GLADS 
If you should like to demonstrate the beauties and 
versatilities of Miniature and Small Type Glads to your 
Glad society chapter or garden club you can rent for a 
very nominal fee a complete set of Kodachrome slides of 
this type of glad from Dr. Philip Corliss, Post Office 
Box 68, Somerton, Arizona. 
On his cross country picture taking trips Dr. Corliss 
has visited my garden the past three summers in order 
to work up a complete set of little glads for his slide 
rental sets. A post card to him will get you further 
information on this matter. 
(elas) 
