LIST NO. 1. RECENT INTRODUCTIONS at prepaid prices. Shipment by 
Parcel Post. 5 bulbs sold at 10 rate, 25 at 100 rate. On orders of $5.00 or 
more, accompanied by cash in full you can select extra bulbs of your 
choice to the amount of 10% of the order. 
Sizes of bulbs: Large bulbs (L) 1144” up; Medium (M) 34” to 1%4”, 
Small (S) %” to 34”. 
ACE OF SPADES (554) Sisson ’50 (85) Very deep maroon red with a glisten- 
ing sheen, 5” ruffled florets, wide open with good placement and attach- 
ment. 6 open on a 20 bud spike. Good propagator and germinator. 
A dark glad with a lot of class. 
Each L$ .60 M$. .35 Ss .20 Blbts. 10—$ _ .30 
ANNE SHERMAN (540) Woods ’51 (75) Clear shell pink with raised white 
mid rib. 514” blooms with formal placement. 7 open on a tall spike of 22 
buds. The florets are heavily ruffled and fluted and well attached. 
Each L$ .75 M$ _ .50 Si paee Blbts. 10—$  .50 
Per 10 6.00 4.00 2.00 100— 4.00 
BARBARA WARR (500) Warr 53 (80) Very tall creamy white with char- 
treuse throat. 8-10 ruffled florets open, 8 buds in color on a 22 bud spike. 
Very strong grower. 
Each L$ 1.00 Nisa S$ .50 Blbts. 10—$ 1.00 
BURMA ROSE (563) Lasch 53 (88) A sport of Burma, the color is medium 
rose with a darker rose throat. Same growing and blooming habits as 
Burma. 
Each L$ 2.00 M$ 1.50 Blbts. 10—$ 2.00 
CLARENCE D. FORTNAM (440) Kadel ’50 (90) Beautiful blush pink, opens 
8 heavily ruffled florets with 8 more buds in color. The 5” blooms are well 
attached and perfectly placed. A leading show winner. 
Each L$ _ .40 M$ _ .30 S$ .20 Blbts. 100—$ 2.50 
COLUMBIA (407) Roberts ’51 (80) Creamy white with petal edging of bright 
rose. Color somewhat like Corona but the halo is more distinct and grow- 
ing habits and health are superior. Grows tall and straight. Bulblet pro- 
duction and germination are excellent. Has a great future as a commer- 
cial. 
Each L$ _ .50 M$ .35 S$ .20 Blbts. 100—$ 2.00 
Per 10 4.00 2.80 1.60 % pt.— 15.00 
Per 25 8.00 5.60 3.20 Qt.— 50.00 
CORAL ACE (532) Bunn ’52 (85) Bright rich coral with an orange red spot 
on lip petal. A color sport of Burma, growth and propagation same as 
that variety. 
Each VSeri5 M$ .50 Sim 2o Blbts. 10—$. 80 
CROWN JEWELL (467) Fischer ’51 (70) Light rosy lavender with deep violet 
blotch in throat. 6 medium sized florets open on tall spikes. 
Each L$ .40 M$ .30 S$ .20 Blbts. 10—$ .25 
Per 10 3.20 2.40 1.60 100— 2.00 
Per 25 6.40 4.80 3.20 W% pt.— 10.00 
CRUSADER (301) Fischer ’52 (65) Ruffled and frilled snowy white with pur- 
ple blotch. Opens 8-9 on a medium height spike. Very early. 
Each L$ 1.00 M$ .75 Blbts. 10—$ 1.00 
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