WHITE DAIKAGURA 
CAMELLIAS 
Finlandia (Dearest). Popular semi-double white of exceptional 
beauty. Porcelain texture of the petals is beautiful with yellow of 
stamens. M. 
Finlandia Variegated (Margaret Jack). The same as above with 
beautiful wine-red variegation. 
Grandiflora rosea (Lady Clare). Large semi-double pink. Broad 
waxy petals, veined, surround high cluster of bright yellow stamens. 
Francine. In every way this variety is like Chandleri elegans—in 
size of flower, form and blooming and growth habit but the color 
is a uniform Camellia rose throughout. E-M. 
Glen 40. Flowers are large, fully double, with rounded overlapping 
petals. The bright red color is enhanced by salmon undertones. M-L. 
High Hat. Large double, indescribably soft shell-pink, sometimes 
lightly marbled with white. E. 
Jordan’s Pride (Herme). Delightfully fragrant flowers 5 to 6 inches 
across. Semi-double, petals large, broad, light pink with broad ir- 
regular border of white around each. M. 
Julia Drayton (Mathotiana rubra). Huge flowers, often 7 inches 
across, are uniformly brilliant scarlet, beautifully veined. Double 
with high pointed center. Very fine. M-L. 
Kumasaka. Large loose double rose-pink flowers with a pleasing 
fragrance. Center petals curled and twisted but showing the golden 
stamens. Many large flowers; good growth. M-L. 
Laurel Leaf (Lallarook). Although named for the foliage which is 
large and laurel-like in character it has very lovely pink flowers, 
too. Flowers are over four inches across, fully double with imbri- 
cated petals just the thing for a corsage. M-L. 
Mrs. Tingley. A quite unusual Camellia of the large formal type in 
salmon pink. Compact growth. M te L. 
Pax (White Laurel Leaf). Large formal double white. Especially 
fine foliage. Upright. Compact. M-L. 
Pope Pius IX. Large double red flowers. Good growth, light colored 
foliage. One of the best in our list. M. 
Prof. Sargent. Unusual scarlet flowers. Fully peony-type. Free 
flowering variety. Semi-dwarf. Rates among the top few of camellia 
elite. M. 
Purity. Symmetrical double flowers of large size and snow-white 
purity. Often 6 inches across. Very popular white. L. 
Ville de Nantes. Semi-double flowers with fimbriated petals, red 
with white variegation. Sometimes solid red. M. 
White Daikagura (Joshua E. Youtz). Full peony form to formal 
double, and pure white. Like Daikagura, it is very early. One of 
the very best new camellias. E. 
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ADOLPHE AUDUSSON, VARIEGATED 
RETICULATA HYBRIDS 
Here is a new, exciting race of Reticulata Camellias only recently 
introduced from China. They have the characteristic dull green 
foliage of the Reticulatas distinguished from the glossy-leaved 
japonica type, and grow to tall shrubs, but their charm lies in the 
variations of the flowers which come beautifully waved and fluted, 
the brilliant stamens contrasting the vivid color of the petals. The 
wavy and twisted petals give the flowers a very decorative, fluffy 
effect. Available in various colors—though in limited quantities only. 
FINLANDIA, VARIEGATED 
