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ALBINO GIRLS 
Described by Floyd L. Johnson (President, African Violet 
Society of Amer.) in October 1953 Flower Grower, thus: 
“Is just what collectors are searching for. This par- 
ticular variety will prove popular as it is strictly in the 
unusual class. No collection will be complete without 
it.’ These exotic, variegated-foliage, varieties resulted 
from cross-pollinations by our friend Mrs. Annie Ostolski. 
She gave us tiny seedlings, which we developed through 
several generations by leaf propagation. Both varieties 
are profuse bloomers, holding their blossoms high above 
the foliage. Small compact plants with sturdy growth 
habits. 
Blue Albino Girl—Slightly cupped, medium-dark blue 
flower on heart shaped girl foliage. Top side of leaf 
variegated white and deep green, underside silver with 
green veins. $1.25. 
Red Albino Girl—Sweet pea type red flower on heart 
shaped girl foliage. Top side of leaf variegated white 
and bronz green — white areas often splashed coppery- 
red — underside silver with green veins. $1.25. 
All Aglow—A glowing, brilliant, deep pink, well cupped, 
good size flower with red-rimmed eye. Small dark green 
foliage. Plant size: Small. 50c. 
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