SNOWSHEEN (Snyder) (300) 
Nicely ruffled pure white without markings. Opens 6 on a 20 bud 
spike. Early. 
SPIC AND SPAN (Carlson) 432—80 days 
A tall ruffled pink that opens ten with eight more showing color. The 
placement is excellent and the spikes are tall and straight. It has won 
many Grand Championships and is a fine commercial. 
SPOTLIGHT (Palmer) 413 
The best all purpose yellow. A deep yellow with scarlet blotch. <A 
beauty. Don’t pass this one up. 
SPRING SONG (Kadle 48) 466—70 
A large early lavender. Florets are ruffled and have a deeper throat 
marking. Has a 27 inch flowerhead with 16 to 20 buds. Always 
straight with 50 inch spikes. Should be a good commercial. 
SUNBEAM (Kuhn 49) 320—75 
Early, orange with yellow feather in throat, a good cutflower, it is a 
dependable grower. 
SUNLIGHT (Spiller 46) 416—87 
This glad has large heavily ruffled florets of brilliant light orange, 
shading to a golden center. Tall grower and will make a wonderful 
cut flower. Beautiful. 
SUNSPOT (Roberts) 417 
Light apricot-buff with rose spot in throat. 7-9 open, 5 inches in dia- 
meter, ruffled. Propagates well, germinates nearly 100 per cent and 
wins consistently. Many championships. 
TEMPTATION (Kadel) (470) 
A radiant self purple which opens 6 with 6 more showing color on an 
18 bud spike. Does not water spot or burn in the field. Early mid- 
season. 
TITAN (Palmer) (542) M 
Huge tall salmon rose with up to 9 well placed blooms open. A grand 
cut flower variety and good for shows also. 
VENIDA (Milo) 460—90 
Clear rose with a deep cream blotch. Opens 8 well placed blooms on 
a tall spike. Fine spikes from all sizes and a very good cut flower. 
WAR PAINT (Kadel 47) 436—85 
This has 10 large scarlet florets open on a 22 bud spike. It is 55 inches 
tall and has a 27 inch flowerhead. Winner of the American Home 
achievement medal and a sensational glad. 
YELLOW HERALD (K. & M. 47) 411—70 
Certainly the best early yellow. Opens 8 on a tall spike. Has nice 
ruffling and is one that we recommend for all cut flower growers. 
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