CRYSTAL ORCHID (Browne 752) 506 
(EM). Clear creamy white except for 
unobstrusive light lavender throat lines. 
Grows and propagates lke Elizabeth 
the Queen, of which it is a color sport. 
Fine cut flower variety. L .20; M 2-.25; 
S 3-.25; B 20-.25; 100-1.00. 
CUPID (Fisher) 300. Cupid is a glad for 
the lover of arrangements. 4 or 5 waxy, 
ruffled white florets precisely arranged 
on a wiry stem of about 14 buds. The 
314-inch florets are as if carved of white 
wax. L .10; M .08; S .05; B 25-.25. 
CYNTHIA (Graff 749) (410) 75. Distine- 
tive early yellow opening up to 8 blooms 
on a 41%’ spike. A fine dependable early 
CULELLO WEIN OU ELE ZO (e.cO, 
DAISY MAE (Lins-Ruble) 521. The out- 
standing glad among the recent intro- 
ductions. This beautiful orange pink 
with a cherry throat is headed for a 
very bright future as a commercial and 
exhibition variety. L .10; M .08; S .05; 
B 100-.50. 
DARK DAVID (Morgan ’51) 554 (EM). 
Not the blackest of the maroons, but 
certainly one of the best. Opens 6 or 7 
very large dark red flowers on fine tall 
spikes. L .25; M 2-.30; S 3-.25; B 20-.25. 
DIEPPE (Hassel) 452 (Mid-season). Me- 
dium to deep salmon red with darker 
blotch. A very beautiful and distinctive 
color that attracts attention at once. 
Opens 7 to 9 large well arranged blooms 
on a good cutting stem. L .15; M .10; 
S .05. 
DOLLY VARDEN (Harris 750) 532-95. 
A blazing salmon with a cream throat. 
Nine large 6%-inch florets open with 7 
showing color on a 21 bud spike, with a 
26-inch flowerhead. One that you should 
get a start in as it will be one of 
the best cut-flowers, and show variety. 
I, .20; M .15; S .10; B 20-.50. 
DOROTHY ARMSTRONG (Beardmore 
48) 470—70. This is the earliest and 
certainly one of the best purples. Eight 
wide open 41% inch florets on long flow- 
erhead. This is a one hundred percent 
cutter of good spikes. Due to be a 
heavy show winner and an outstanding 
cut flower. L .20; M .15. 
DUSTY MILLER (486) Elliott '45 (85). 
A fine smoky with excellent growing 
habits. It opens up to 9 florets of bluish- 
gray with a blending of scarlet and 
cream in the throat. A consistent win- 
ner in the smoky class. L .15; 2 for .25. 
EDGEWOOD (Torrie-Flad) 460. A ‘‘deep- 
medium’’ ruffled rose of excellent 
height. It opens 8 florets of 5’’ size on 
a long flowerhead. Edgewood is a su- 
perb gladiolus. Late. L 1.00; B 10-1.00. 
ELIZABETH THE QUEEN 566. (White) 
Beautiful ruffled lavender that opens 
7 to 8 nice blooms. Terrific propagator. 
Excellent show flower. L .10; M_ .-08; 
S .05. 
ELMER’S ROSE (460) (Fischer 751) (85 
days). Richly ruffled deep rose of great 
beauty and outstanding performance. 
P25 | Miedo ee 310-00 
ETHEL CAVE COLE 440. Large light 
pink. Very good. Opens 6 to 8. Good 
show flower. L .10; 3-.25; M .08; 3-.20; 
S 5-.20. 
EVANGELINE (Palmer ’48) (560). A 
beautiful light rose with creamy yellow 
throat. Holds 10 open on a 30-inch flow- 
er head. L .15; M .10; S .05; B 25-.25. 
EVENGLOW (524) (Chase) LM Reddish 
orange shading to light salmon in the 
throat with lower petals of hight yellow. 
Blooms somewhat ruffled, well placed 
and attached. One of the most beautiful 
varieties and a fine commercial. L .15; 
M .10. 
FAIRYLAND (360) (Kadel 750). Out- 
standing salmon scarlet similar to the 
color of Dieppe. Certainly a fine glad, 
opening 8 to 10 florets on extra tall 
spikes. L .15; M .10; S .05. 
FALCON (Woods 749) 566. A very pleasing 
lavender with a rose peppered spear on 
the lower petals. Opens 6 on a 20 bud . 
spike, florets are ruffled and fluted ada- 
ing to its beauty. A very worth while 
new variety. L .25; M .20; S .15. 
FIRE GLEAM 436 (Jack 749). Fire Gleam 
is a truly stunning variety and appears 
to have no conspicuous faults. Tall, 
strong grower opens 6 to 8 large well 
attached florets on 22 to 24 bud stem. 
L .20; M .15; S .10; B 25-.25. 
FIRE OPAL (Fischer ’54) 422 (EM). 
Bright salmon-orange with yellow throat. 
Opens 6 or 7 on spikes of moderate 
height. Excellent color value. L 1.00; M 
.75; S .50; B 10-.75; 100-6.00. 
FIREBRAND (Butt ’50) 90 days (560). 
Glistening medium red blending to a 
slightly darker throat. Opens 10 regular- 
ly spaced blooms with firm attachment 
and makes an excellent glad for home, 
show or commercial use. L 2-.25; 10-.1.00; 
M 10-.70; S 10-.40; B pkg. .25. 
FLAME GIRL 536 (Lins 1950). Its color 
is the brighest pure flame scarlet im- 
aginable. The plants are tall with long 
flowerheads. Blooms midseason. It can 
be the thrill of the season. L .20; M .15; 
S .10; B 10-.25. 
FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE 500 (Har- 
ris). Without a doubt the greatest white 
glad in commerce, and will replace 
every white commercial glad in ex- 
istence when the price is low enough. 
It is as much a standout in white as 
Picardy was in pink. L .15; M .10; S .05. 
Extras is our policy with each order. 
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