TRAILING 
AMELIA AUBAN (s, may be used as 
trailer) —Medium cerise and white. Co- 
rolla rosy cerise; sepals, white. 
ANNA (45, s) —Largest red. Corolla, 
outer half of petals strongest magenta, 
base strongest carmine; sepals strong- 
est carmine. Largest flowered red. Vig- 
orous, good branching habit. One of the 
finest doubles ever introduced. 
AMERICA (41, sh) —Single large red. 
Corolla deep crimson; sepals very long, 
thin, rose madder on outside, crimson 
on inside. Outstanding true trailer. 
Needs lots of pinching for good 
branching. 
AUNT JULIANNA (50, t, sh) — Large 
pale lavender and red sport of Uncle 
Jules. Corolla, pale lavender blue; se- 
pals same as Uncle Jules rose red. Large 
flowered double for hanging basket. 
AUTUMNALE (s) — Grown for foliage, 
gold and bronze. Corolla plum red; 
sepals vivid red. Must have sun to keep 
foliage yellow-gold-bronze. 
BETTY (sh)—Very small double, white 
and rose red. Corolla rich creamy 
white; sepals rose red. Bushy trailer. 
Yellow green in new growth. 
BEWITCHED (51, sh) Patent Pending— 
Double deep violet purple and white. 
Corolla deep violet purple to white at 
base; sepals, white green tipped, slen- 
der. Has not proved good on coast. 
Will give another year. $1.00. 
BALKON (h, s) — Vining, very small 
single coral. Corolla coral pink; sepals 
lighter. True trailer. Very fine. 
ENCHANTED 
BLUE BONNETT (50, sh) — Large sin- 
gle, purple and red. Corolla flat open 
as Oregon Trail; purple-blue prom- 
inently veined red. Sepals turned back 
and twisted. A beautiful hanging 
basket. 
BLUE PENDANT (49, sh)—Double, light 
blue and pale rose. Corolla pale violet; 
FUCHSIAS 
sepals reflexed pale rose, tipped white. 
Foliage small, prolific. A beautiful 
basket. 
BLOOMER GIRL (52, s or sh) — Double 
medium pinkish white and carmine. 
Corolla almost white veined carmine. 
Long sepals turn straight up. Small 
leafed foliage. A fine new trailer that 
you will keep. 
BUBBLE HANGER (s) — Rose madder 
and pale pink. Corolla vivid deep rose, 
spreading; sepals turned back pale 
pink. Creamy pink balls of buds cov- 
ering the very trailing plant give its 
name. Fine single trailer. 
CARIOCA (51, sun and heat or cool)— 
Large, almost self-rose, single. Corolla 
purplish shading to rose, spreading. 
Sepals rose long, spreading. Good for 
dls. 
CASCADE (s or sh, h) — Single, large, 
carmine and pink. Corolla deep car- 
mine; sepals very long flushed carmine. 
The finest of trailers, good foliage, 
masses of flowers. One of the best. 
CLARET CUP (37, sh) — Large, single 
rose, bengal and pale carmine. Corolla 
rose bengal edged deep magenta; sepals 
recurved pale carmine. True trailer. 
Striking and very fine. 
CREOLE (49, s) — Very large, all deep 
red with plum purple variegation. 
Corolla deepest bright red with plum 
purple at bottom streaked into the red; 
sepals deepest crimson. A_ beautiful 
basket with huge flowers in a cool 
climate. 
EDITH RUSSELL (52, sh) — Small dou- 
ble violet and salmon pink, with 
salmon pink sepals. Lower part of the 
petals are violet mottled into salmon 
above, folding over each other like a 
rosebud. The very small green leaves, 
with medium small flowers make it 
a constant trailing beauty. Blooming 
all year long. 
ENCHANTED (51, sh) Patent Pending— 
Large double campanula blue and rose 
red. Corolla blue purple overlaid with 
fuchsia pink. Sepals rose-red, broad. 
The huge blooms make it a hanger. A 
fuchsia to take your breath away. $1.00. 
FALLING STARS (41, s)—Medium sin- 
gle deep coral. Corolla deep salmon 
pleated; sepals salmon. Bush trailer. 
Good coral for trailer. 
FROSTY (47, sh) — Large single white 
and red. Corolla fine long white with 
red veins; sepals dark crimson. Bushy 
trailer, lovely, full of bloom. 
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