Your attention is called to our general list which contains 
a representative collection of the finer fuchsias. Available 
stock is maintained in the nursery throughout the growing 
season and visitors are welcome to browse and view the 
flowers from 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. daily except Sunday, Monday 
and Tuesday. The nursery is closed from 12 to | and on all 
legal holidays. 
Some of our out of town friends do not know that we grow 
an extensive collection of small herbaceous and rock plants in 
addition to our fuchsia specialty. Collectors will find a rich 
assortment of these small plants available in four inch pots at 
all times of year. 
In 1954 we will sell our fuchsia plants in gallon metal con- 
tainers instead of four inch pots as in the past and our prices 
will be increased slightly to cover the increased costs. We 
believe our customers will approve of this advance in quality. 
We also intend to carry specimen plants in hanging pots and 
larger containers. Pots, fertilizers and sundries pertinent to 
fuchsia culture will also be on hand. 
To avoid errors in choice we are always pleased to assist beginners 
in making suitable selections. Lengthy catalogue descriptions and 
even fine illustrations may fail to protect the new fuchsia enthusiast 
from choosing unsuitable varieties. May we share our experience and 
help avoid unnecessary disappointment? 
GENERAL LIST 
(Additional Varieties Stocked) 
DOUBLE “PURPLE” GROUP 
* CFIRYSANTHEA—casy, full trailer, red and purple. 
# COMMANDER IN CHIEF—largest red and purple. 
# GYPSY QUEEN—red and mauve, fine. 
# JOAN LESLIE—fine Royal Purple. 
MEL Abell (Schnabel 1953) Heat tolerant, big 
purple. 
MISS PRIM—light red and purple. 
MRS. DESMOND—darker than Gypsy Queen. 
PHENOMENAL—fine old red and purple. 
# REITER’S GIANT—freest large purple, strong. 
ROYAL PURPLE—fine color, medium size, bushy. 
#* SAN MATEO—large red and purple, trailer. 
#3* THE DOWAGER—Iarge, free red and purple. 
3* TITANIC—climbing marbled light purple. 
i seperate WATERS. See New Introductions $1.00- 
[.50. 
#3* UNCLE JULES—Dbluish purple, extra. 
WINSTON CHURCHILL—red and "blue" pot variety. 
SINGLE “PURPLES” 
x ESPERANZA—small red and purple, free. 
JUPITER—spreading petals, red and purple, fine. 
LORD BYRON—small free-blooming Jupiter. 
OREGON TRAIL—large flat light purple petals, sepals 
crimson, cool. 
* PURPLE SAGE—large flat purple corolla, fine. 
DOUBLE APRICOT TO MAGENTA GROUP 
AFTERGLOW. See New Introductions $1.00-$1.50. 
#* AMAPOLA—Semi-double, large magenta, very showy 
trailer. 
#x* ANNA—finest large magenta. 
#* POTENTATE. See New Introductions $!.00-$1.50. 
# ECLARION—strong globular crimson. 
#x CRESCENDO—brilliant red and magenta. 
# CARGUNDY. Big Scarlet. Fine. 
#x RUBEO—very fine, carmine and crimson. 
x SANTA CRUZ—crimson, vigorous. 
SHARON—scarlet and rose bengal, vigorous. 
SUNBURST—carmine & crimson, medium, semi-double. 
#* TRAIL BLAZER—double Red Spider patent application 
dropped. 
* trailer 
WHITE TUBED DOUBLE REDS 
##* JUBILEE. (Reiter 1953) Brilliant and free, trails. 
++ THE INDIAN. See New Introductions $1.00-$1.50. 
SINGLE MAGENTAS 
#* CASCADE—pale magenta, best trailer. 
x#* Salles {Schnabel 1953) large and fast, petals 
ark. 
#* CLARET CUP—darker, large semi-double, Cascade. 
# GAY SENORITA—immense light magenta. 
* HALLOWEEN—larger, pinker, later Cascade. 
x* MARINKA—old favorite, dark reddish magenta. 
2* MURIEL—old favorite magenta. 
* NIOBE—Pale rose and magenta. 
RED MONARCH—well-formed magenta. 
#* RED SPIDER—finest single magenta trailer. 
* UTOPIA—strong climber, huge, magenta. 
DOUBLE WHITE OR PINK 
(red sepals) 
x BARRINGTGN—heat tolerant, small Fascination. 
Pettis (White Wonder)—red and white Gypsy 
ueen. 
DR. JOHN GALLWEY—large elegant red and white. 
# FASCINATION—good small bush, flowers fine, very pink. 
HOLLYDALE—Fascination colored Winston Churchill. 
x MME. CORNELISSEN—small, clean, red and white, 
finest large shrub. 
MME. JACQUES FEUILLET—huge, loose red & pink. 
&* MOLESWORTH—clear red and white, medium, good. 
# PAN AMERICA—finest red and rosy white, huge. 
4* PUGET SOUND—rosy red, white. 
# STORM KING (Fray Emma Topfer)—healthy large 
red and white. 
#* SWINGTIME—white with rosy sepals, fine heat toler- 
ant. 
SINGLE RED AND WHITE 
ALICE HOFFMAN—small bush, small red and white 
flowers. 
SOUTH PACIFIC—tlat large pink veined white petals, 
magenta sepals. 
WAXY WHITE AND APRICOT 
TUBED SINGLES 
AURORA SUPERBA—yellowest orange. 
BEAUTY OF HIDCOTE. Larger flowered Otherfellow. 
* COLUMBIA—light magenta with near white tube, 
sport of America. 
# FALLING STARS—scarlet and turkey red. 
LADY HEYTESBURY—white and crimson, upright. 
LUSTRE IMPROVED—white and crimson, medium vigor. 
MRS. RUNDLE—old favorite, apricot, graceful. 
#* MRS. ee REITER—white and crimson, best trailer 
in color. 
OTHERFELLOW—white and soft coral, dainty. 
4*x SAN FRANCISCO—carmine, rose & geranium lake, fine. 
#“SUPER BRITISH”—unlabeled from England, white 
and crimson. 
VENUS VICTRIX—1840 original white tube, historical. 
# good commercial variety 
x stands heat 
