GERANIUMS 
DWARF GERANIUMS 
BLACK VESUVIUS—Rare variety with very small dark purple green 
leaves. Seldom exceeds 6” in height. Large scarlet flower, blooms 
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IMP—Large umbels of deep salmon, otherwise growth and leaf color- 
ing is much like Black Vesuvius. Very nice true dwarf variety. . 1.50 
LITTLE DARLING—Small light green leaves. Tiny deep pink flower. 
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MADAME FORNIER—Not as dwarf as Black Vesuvius, but similar 
coloration in leaves and flowers. Easier to grow, and recommended 
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PIGMY—Smallest of all geraniums. Light green foliage, double red 
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PIXIE—Newest and rarest of dwarf geraniums. Will remain only a 
few inches tall for years. Smaller bush than Madam Fornier. Fair- 
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PRIDE—Slightly larger leaves than Black Vesuvius, but has largest 
umbels of flowers of all the dwarfs. The large clusters of large deep 
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SPRITE—The first dwarf flowering fancy leaf geranium ever intro- 
duced. The small leaves are dark green with wide band of ivory. Habit 
of growth very compact. Very dwarf and slow growing. Forms an 
attractive dense mound of green and white, well covered with single 
salmon coral flowers over a long period. Very unusual. . . . 2.00 
FANCY LEAF GERANIUMS 
ALPHA—Semi-dwarf, with shiny golden leaves, sharply lobed and 
slender zone of rust. Bright scarlet flowers. . . . . . . . .50 
CRYSTAL PALACE GEM—Two-toned leaves of greenish yellow. Light 
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DISTINCTION—Bushy, compact, semi-dwarf plant. Light green, very 
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DWARF GOLD LEAF—Very low and bushy, but leaves are large and 
distinctly lobed. Holds its deep golden yellow much better than any 
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HAPPY THOUGHT—Leaves of bright green with light yellow center, 
separated by zone of olive green. Very colorful, tri-color. . . .50 
JUBILEE—Bronze yellow leaf with broad band of rust brown. . .50 
MISS BURDETTE COUTTS—Listed as a silver tri-color, the leaves are 
a combination of red, green and cream. It is the rarest and the 
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MRS. COX—Leaf has yellow edge with a wide zone of brown edged 
red and bronze. The best of the golden tri-color group, and probably 
the best of all the fancy leaf geraniums. . . . ... . . 1.00 
MRS. PARKER — Green leaf with white edge. Has double pink 
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MRS. POLLACK (Double)—Green center, irregular bands of bronze, 
red, yellow. Very colorful. Has a double salmon flower. . . . .75 
SKIES OF ITALY—Sharply lobed leaves; large brown zone is splashed 
red, edged yellow. Single scarlet flower. . . . . . . . . .50 
WILHELM LANGUTH—Silvery green. Edged white large double 
vermilion-red flowers. Best bloom of any fancy leaf geranium. . .50 
OTHER GERANIUM NOVELTIES 
APPLE BLOSSOM ROSEBUD — Very double rosebud type flowers. 
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BIRD'S-EGG GERANIUMS — Double pink, te pink, and single 
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DOUBLE RED POINSETTIA—Best red cactus type. . . . . .50 
MME. MARGOT — An ivy geranium with variegated foliage. Pale 
lilac flowers. Trailing habit makes it ideal for hanging baskets. . .50 
NEW LIFE—Single scarlet flowers flecked and striped with white. No 
two flowers are alike. Slow grower, semi-dwarf and very scarce. . .75 
NOEL—AIl white cactus type. Strong grower. Also called ‘white 
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SHIRLEY SUMMERS—Double rose with edge of each petal margined 
with white. Very free flowering. Highly regarded. . . . . . .75 
SUNSET VARIEGATED IVY GERANIUM—Light green leaf with broad 
white edge. Leaf is larger and brighter than Madam Margot. Single 
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VARIEGATED PRINCE RUPERT—A scented geranium (lemon) with 
tiny green and white frilled and serrated leaves. . . . . . .50 
OTHER SCENTED GERANIUMS—We also grow Lime, Apple, Straw- 
berry, Peppermint, Rose (variegated), and Nutmeg. . . . . .50 
CACTUS FLOWERING GERANIUMS 
MORNING STAR (1953) — New soft salmon color in this group. 
Shape of flower and habit of growth like Noel. Heavy blooming and 
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PINK POINSETTIA—Double light pink blooms of good size. . . .50 
SOUTHERN CROSS (1953)—Salmon coral blooms are largest of all 
cactus flowered geranium, and very freely produced. Growth more 
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BIRD'S-EGG GERANIUMS 
MRS. J. J. KNIGHT—Pale pink, heavily spotted with small rose dots 
on all petals. Very free flowering, and the best of the bird's-egg 
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