THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN SEED COMPANY — _ DENVER, COLORADO 39 
GLADIOLUS 
The Gladiolus is the most attractive of all the summer 
flowering bulbs; it should have a place in every garden, large 
or small. For a succession, plant from April till June. Plant 6 
inches apart and 4 inches deep. They will grow and bloom in 
any soil; we have never known anyone to fail with them. 
The following list represents the best of both new and old 
favorites, both as to range of color and size of blooms. All 
bulbs offered by us are Colorado grown, of blooming size and 
are sure to give complete. satisfaction. 
ABU HASSAN—Most popular clear dark pansy blue. Early, 
tall, variety. 
ASTRID—Very nice, distinctive clear medium light rose with 
narrow throat line and slight feather. Early. 
BLUE BEAUTY—An old variety, but still the best medium 
blue. 
BURMA—Most beautiful ruffled dark old rose with rich vel- 
vety red blotch, midseason, medium height. 
CARDINAL SPELLMAN—Huge reddish purple beautifully 
formed flowers, with 6-7 flowers open, strong stems, tall, 
midseason. 
CHAMOUNY—Very distinctive and beautiful shade of cerise 
rose with silver line on edge of all petals. Midseason. 
CORONA—Creamy white shading to a cream throat with rose 
picotee edge on all petals. Midseason. 
ELIZABETH THE QUEHN—Large, ruffled, lavender. 
ETHEL CAVE COLE—Early, light pink, flowers extra large. 
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE — Well placed ruffled white 
blooms on a long head. Tall husky grower. Midseason. 
GEN. EISENHOW ER—Brilliant clean shade of begonia rose. 
Opens 8-10 huge blooms at once. Tall, midseason. 
GENGHIS KHAN—Heavily ruffled medium light pink blend- 
ing to a cream throat, opens 6-7 blooms at once, medium 
height, midseason. 
HARVEST MOON—Light pure yellow. 
HIGH FINANCE—Smoky light orange gray with creamy 
throat. A beautiful color and one of the finest smokies. 
Opens up 9 lightly ruffled well placed blooms. Tall, late 
blooming. 
HUNTRESS—Light pinkish lavender, slightly flecked with 
purple. One of the first to bloom. 
LADY JANE—Large creamy yellow, 
large. 
midseason. Flowers 
LEEUW ENHORST—Huge tall light rose, slightly tinted lav- 
ender. Very tall strong husky grower with big heads of 
bloom. Midseason. 
MARSHALL MONTGOMERY—Dark glistening velvety red 
with orange scarlet shadings. 
MARGARET BEATON— White with red throat blotch. 
OCTOBER SUNSHINE—Charming soft orange shading to 
yellow throat. x00d straight stems, excellent for a fall 
crop. Midseason. 
ORANGE GOLD—Deep orange with gold throat. Midseason. 
PATRICIAN—Clear lavender, flowers extra large with 6-7 
blossoms on tall stems, midseason. 
PICARD Y—Color is salmon pink with feathered throat. Strong 
stems and large flowers. Midseason. 
PINK RADIANCE—Pure light pink with a touch of carmine 
deep in the throat. Tall, midseason. 
RAVEL— Violet blue with reddish brown markings. Midseason, 
REDOW A—Very fine scarlet with darker throat. Opens 7-8 
large blooms on long stems. 
ROSA VAN LIMA—Tall, light. pink with dark markings in a 
lighter pink throat. 
RED CHARM—Good clear red, opens 8-9 well placed florets. 
SALMAN’S GLORY—Large showy creamy white with a big 
red blotch edged yellow. 
SHERW 0OD—Lustrously beautiful ruffled deep purple red 
blending to a somewhat darker throat. 
SNOW PRINCESS—Large milky white borne on long, strong 
and still stems. Harly. 
SPOTLIGHT—Soft golden yellow with a small red blotch. 
Harly. 
SPIC AND SPAN—Tall ruffled medium deep pink of an un- 
usual shade with 8 blossoms open at once. Fine for exhibi- 
tion. 
SUSQUEHANNA—Clear peach buff with creamy throat. Tall 
grower, opens eight 4-5” blooms, midseason. 
TIVOLI—Very beautiful soft rose. Opens 8 to 10 well placed 
blooms on a tall plant. Late. 
WHITH GOLD—Handsome cream shading to lighter throat. 
Opens 4-6 huge flowers on tall strong stems. Harly. 
2 bulbs for 25¢; 6 bulbs of one kind 60c; 12 bulbs for $1.00 
Postpaid 
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PERFEGRO 
MIXTURE OF FINE GLADIOLUS 
This wonderful mixture of Gladiolus contains all the latest flowering type; with every 
color of the rainbow. (50 bulbs for $3.00.) 
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