OUTSTANDING NEWER VARIETIES 
A. B. COUTTS (Coutts 53) (516) 
Very deep mahogany red opening 6-7 6” blooms on e 
a 4’ spike. One of the best in its color for exhibi- 1 50 soo. 20 1059-50 
tion. Slow propagation. 10 4.00 2.80 1.60 100 4.00 
ABESSINIA (K&M’51) (554) 80 
Clear peach buff blending to a yellow throat. This 
appeared to be outstanding in its class and may goa 1 $1.00 $ .75 —— 2 $ .25 
long way as a commercial. 10 
ADAGIO (Burns 49) (580) 80 
Strong growing smoky from Australia. Opens 6-8 
very large brownish gray blooms with a red throat 1 20 2-.30 3-.25 20 =«.25 
on 41/’ spikes. 10 1.60 8# 1.20 70 =©100 =1.00 
ALZADA (Wilson ’50) (486) 80 
Brown toned smoky with a rosy tint and a promi- 
nent yellow throat. Very healthy and a good pro- 1 40 30 20 10~—«.30 
pagator. Opens 6-8 5” blooms on a 4’ spike. 10 3.20 2.40 1.60 100 2.40 
ANDRENA (Armstrong ’50) (460) 85 
Marvelous pastel rose shading to cream in the 
throat. One of the most beautiful of all glads which 
along with near perfect growing habits, makes it 
truly outstanding. A ‘must have” for the commercial 
grower and a top notch exhibition variety as well. 1 295 2-30 4-.35 Lj5meco 
Opens 7-9 ruffled 5” blooms on a 4’ spike. 10 2.00 #£1.20 40) 1007 71.25 
ATTRACTION (Goddard ’49) (566) 85 
A very pale bluish lavender. A reliable producer 
of formal spikes that win at the shows. Good 1 40 .30 .20 10_—-«.40 
grower and propagator. 10 3.20 2.40 1.60 100 3.20 
BARBARA WARR (Warr ’53) (500) 80 
Large creamy white opening 6-8 blooms on a 50” 
spike. Perhaps a bit soft textured for commercial 
use, it has excellent exhibition qualities. Good 1 1.00 75 00 2 20 
grower with fast propagation. 10 1.00 
BENARES (K&M ’52) (543) 85 
A very tall and vigorous deep pink with a deeper 
carmine throat. Opens 8 large blooms of good 
placement on a 5’ spike. Opens well from bud and 1 20 2-30 3-.25 Pkg.  .35 
has good keeping qualities. 10 1.60 1.20 65 
BIG JOE (L. W. Wilson ’50) (552) 90 
Huge exhibition type red. Opens about 6 blooms 1 75 50 25 15.50 
that can reach 7” across on a long flowerhead. 10 6.00 4.00 2.00 100 2.75 
BLACK CHERRY (Rich '48) (554) 85 
A glossy black red variety that is a fine exhibition 
and home garden glad. Up to 9 6” blooms open at 
once on a 41/,’ spike. One of the leading blue 1 50 40 .30 10 ~=—-«.50 
ribbon winners. 10 4.00 3.20 2.40 100 4.00 
BLACK KNIGHT (Lins 49) (454) 85 
Deep black red with a definite brownish sheen. An 1 30 2-.35 3-.30 10. =—.25 
easy grower that takes the sun and heat well. 10 2.40 1.40 80 100 2.00 
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