Holloway's Dream Garden —|— Henry, Nebraska 
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GAGE T. HOLLOWAY 1954» ~ HENRY, NEBRASKA 
Where Friendship—Desire to Serve—Good Will toward everyone abounds and 
with Special emphasis on our “Super Value Prepaid Specials” that have represented 
a saving to our customers for the past twenty years or more. It is important that 
you do not overlook the 20% cash discount we always offer on retail orders of 
$10.00 or over and good business to take advantage of this saving. 
We do in all sincerity appreciate the nice business our good customers give us. 
It is virtually a renewal of the bonds of friendship each year as your orders come 
in and your very fine letters are truly a source of much satisfaction. We will further 
mention that we do not issue a Fall List and our new Spring Catalog is not in the 
mail until late January each and every year. 
“MOON SIGN BOOK” 
The little book that a lot of people in all walks of life swear by, 256 pages, an- 
nually compiled by Llewellyn Publications, Ltd. No Penal offense in a little experi- 
menting and you could conclude it pays to get in harmony with nature. Postpaid 
$1.25; Supplied with bulb orders aggregating $10 or over for $1.00 each. 
1954 INTRODUCTIONS—Prepaid 
"NO DISCOUNT" 
CRATER LAKE (Bastian-Williams)—The largest violet blue to date, with slight 
cream feather in throat. Will open wide, eight five-inch florets, six showing 
color, on a good straight 56-inch spike, carrying 20 buds. Healthy and good 
propagator. Named for the beautiful blue lake in Oregon. 
Price: Large $2.00; Medium $1.50; Small $1.00; Blbts. 25c, 10 for $2.00. 
SCEPTRE (White)—A soft tone of medium yeilow, without any markings, Class 
410, 8 to 9 ruffled florets open on flowerhead of 34 inches, and 23 to 25 buds, 
grows 66 inches, foliage heavy, bulblet production and germination excellent. 
Wonderful for either exhibition or commercial, and one you will eventually own. 
1953 winnings include American Home Achievement Medal and Best Seedling 
in show at Province of Quebec Show, also first in open 3-spike yeliow class. 
Price: Any size bulb $5.00; One Bulb and 10 Bulblets $10.00. 
Growers Unit: 2 Large, 4 Medium, 8 Small and 50 Bulblets for $50.00. 
TAN-GLOW (Arenius)—-The 54-inch florets are a light tan, shading a little lighter 
towards the center. The color is clean and does not fleck, but the outstanding 
feature of the variety is its ability to open 8 to 11 of its 24 buds on long 
30-inch flowerheads. The spikes are 60 inches tall, the growth vigorous. Propa- 
gation and germination are both very good. Winnings include Best Seedling 
and Grand Champion at Glens Falls, 1952; Best Seedling at Connecticut, 1953; 
and Best 5 Spike Seedling at Binghamton, 1953. 
Price: Any Size Bulb $3.00; Bulblets 50 cents each. 
WAX CANARY (Woods)—Color is light salmon in center blending to deeper 
salmon at outer edges with soft yellow lip. Field height over 60 inches with a 
30-inch flowerhead. Floret is 5% inches, 20 to 22 buds with 7 or more open in 
field. Very healthy, excellent bulb production and germination. Nothing like 
it on the market today in its color range for beauty and growth and a basket 
shown at the Central International in Chicago created a sensation. 
Price: Large $3.00; Medium $2.00; Small $1.00; Blbts. 75c, 10 for $5.00. 
