7595 Meontgemery Read, Cincinnati 36, Ohio 
COLL. No. 1: Apollo, Armada, Melissa, Prince of 
Cornith, Temple Fire; listed at $4.45, for $3.50. 
COLL. No. 2: Etna, Eugenia, Mezzotint, Samson, Shower 
of Gold, Solferino; listed at $7.00, for $6.00. 
COLL. No. 3: Admirable, Evadne, Intensity, Evelyn, 
Thundercloud; listed at $14.00, for $12.50. 
NOVELTIES: Georgia Mchorter, Lindley, Oliver Twist, 
Robert Taft, Wild Honey; listed at $37.50, for $34.00. 
Only 6 collections available. 
GENERAL LIST 
The initials and numerals after the name of the 
variety indicates name of orginators and year of intro- 
duction. B—Betscher; N—Nesmith; R—Russell; W— 
Wheeler. Meaning of numerals before names are ex- 
plained in the paragraph COLOR LISTING, page cne. 
PALE YELLOW 
00 ARCTIC STAR (N40)—40” July-Aug. Large trumpet 
shaped flower of Baryta yellow, (creamy buff), deep- 
er toned center. Petals slightly fluted ........ $1.25 
1 CALYPSO (Burb. 29)—42” June-July. Pale sulphur 
yellow. Opens in the evening ................ 50 
0 CANARI (N40)—42” July-Aug. Large open flower 
of pale lemon yellow, flushed deeper. Good form. 
Opens in the evening, but lasts during the day $1.25 
00 HER GRACE (N44)—42” July. Wide petalled bloom 
of pale lemony yellow, good substance. The 4%” 
bloom is lightly ruffled, with a green center... .$2.00 
1 WYPERION (Mead 25)—42” July-Aug. Broad- 
petaled flowers of primrose yellow .............. 50 
1 MODESTY (B29)—36” June-July. Light amber 
yellow. Best early pale yellow.............. EV.  .50 
0 MOONBEAM (Sass 40)—50” July-Aug. Late, large, 
waxy, pale creamy yellow flowers of rounded form, 
produced in great abundance. Lovely. Opens late 
ALCETNOGI wee eee onsen cieteenttareencleracren eas .60 
1 MRS. B. F. BONNER (R42)—30” June-July. A 
larger and finer Hyperion] .. 0.45. ..2 ee EV. .%5 
1 PALE MOON (Cleve. 34)—36” —July. Fluted petals 
of pale yellow. Evening bloomer .............. .60 
1 PRINCESS (Stout 34)—39” June-July. Large ruffled 
fof pale canary -VyeloWwe. =. cee ee eee Hive 25 
0 SUNNY WEST (Sass 33)—50” July. Large pale 
canary yellow. Evening bloomer ............. 50 
LIGHT YELLOW 
4 BEACON (B40)—48” June-July. Long open seg- 
MmentsPOLechromemycllOw meritless errr teen $ .50 
3 DAINTY (B37)—34” June-July. Good-sized flowers 
ofslight buttercup) yellow 22.2.2. 2c3 3.2 4c 50 
5 DEVON CREAM (N45)—39” July-Aug. Heavy wide 
petals and sepals fluted at the edges. The golden 
color of heavy cream. Very desirable ....net. $3.50 
4 DOROTHY McDADE (Sass 41)—42” Late July-Sept. 
Tubular 5//-fls. of; pure yellow2.48. ish antes. EV. .75 
2 LEMONA (B28)—42” June-July. Pale lemon yellow, 
with lily-like form em iopee eee os te etolde EV.  .50 
