Introductions 
‘Fina Bethe. 
Height, 36 inches. Excellent branching. Very large flowers, having 
a crisp, starched appearance. Delicately pink-tinted white, with pale 
pinkish-yellow beard. Clean haft. Styles large. Standards wide, 
Falls wide, and flaring. Could take our weather last Spring and 
still be lovely. Another one of real size, from pink breeding. 
No. 50-7. $25.00 
TexastWaVescmecr eae 
Height, 34 inches. And as the name would indicate, this one is big. 
Wide standards and falls, and like its parent, Black Orchid, can 
take the weather. Not the depth of color of Sable Night, but an 
intriguing large dark one. No. 50-46. $20.00 
Tede Weeder 
Height, 38 inches. With good branching. Flowers of iridescent gold- 
en tan and “lime green.” (Ridgway). Flaring, very ruffled falls. 
Center of falls, smooth bluish lavender, bordered color of the stan- 
dards. Clean haft and self beard. It is difficult to describe this 
“gold dust” coloring. No. 51-4. $15.00 
By-Line Reman ies 
Height, 40 inches. Excellent branching. Very large, flaring flower 
having wide, rounded falls. Standards of Corinthian Purple (Ridg- 
way). Falls yellow, heavily bordered color of the standards. Bronze- 
orange beard. No. 5-47B is the seed parent of this interesting new 
plicata, size, form, and substance. Stock very limited. $20.00 
White Prairies starr aes 
Height, 38 inches. A glistening white that has been admired here 
since the time of its first blooming. Wide standards. Rounded, 
flaring falls are wide at the haft. Pale yellow beard. Parentage: 
Helen McGregor X Sdly. No. 28-49. We call No. 28-49 the ‘““Chub- 
by White,” and its parentage is: (Snow Flurry X Silver Susie) X 
Chivalry. $15.00 
Lantana sake eee 
Height, 36 inches. This brilliant flower is what you might imagine 
from a combination of Calderilla, Copper River and Veishea. Bright 
golden tan ground, flushed with hues as in the golden lantana. It 
was suggested that we name this one Golden Pheasant, but that 
name was not available. $15.00 
