TRAILING 
AMELIA AUBAN (s, may be used as 
trailer)—Medium cerise and white. Co- 
rolla rosy cerise; sepals, white. 
ANNA (45, s) — Largest red. Corolla, 
outer half of petals strongest magenta, 
base strongest carmine; sepals strong- 
est carmine. Largest flowered red. Vig- 
orous, good branching habit. One of the 
finest doubles ever introduced. 
AMERICA (41, sh) —Single large red. 
Corolla deep crimson; sepals very long, 
thin, rose madder on outside, crimson 
on inside. Outstanding true trailer. 
Needs lots of pinching for good 
branching. 
AUNT JULIANNA (50, t, sh) — Large 
pale lavender and red sport of Uncle 
Jules. Corolla, pale lavender blue; se- 
pals same as Uncle Jules rose red. Large 
flowered double for hanging basket. 
AUTUMNALE (s) — Grown for foliage, 
gold and bronze. Corolla plum red; 
sepals vivid red. Must have sun to keep 
foliage yellow-gold-bronze. 
BETTY (sh)—Very small double, white 
and rose red. Corolla rich creamy 
white; sepals rose red. Bushy trailer. 
Yellow green in new growth. 
BALKON (h, s) — Vining, very small 
single coral. Corolla coral pink; sepals 
lighter. True trailer. Very fine. 
BLUE BONNETT (50, sh) — Large sin- 
gle, purple and red. Corolla flat open 
as Oregon Trail; purple-blue prom- 
inently veined red. Sepals turned back 
and twisted. A _ beautiful hanging 
basket. 
BLUE PENDANT (49, sh)—Double, light 
blue and pale rose. Corolla pale violet; 
sepals reflexed pale rose, tipped white. 
Foliage small, 
basket. 
prolific. A beautiful 
BLOOMER GIRL (52, s or sh) — Double 
medium pinkish white and carmine. 
Corolla almost white veined carmine. 
FUCHSIAS 
Long sepals turn straight up. Small 
leafed foliage. A fine new trailer that 
you will keep. 
BUBBLE HANGER (s) — Rose madder 
and pale pink. Corolla vivid deep rose, 
spreading; sepals turned back pale 
pink. Creamy pink balls of buds cov- 
ering the very trailing plant give its 
name. Fine single trailer. 
CAVALIER (sun 54) — Single purplish 
red and carmine pink. Very long, large 
bell-like flower, petunia purple, long 
twisted sepals are pale carmine pink. 
Exceeding fine trailer. 
MANTILLA (48, s) —Triphylla ‘“fire- 
cracker” red. Corolla deep carmine; 
sepals and long tube same color. Blooms 
very early and keeps it up; full sun, 
hundreds of blooms. 
MARINKA (s) — Medium single, bright 
red. Corolla saucer-shaped rosy scarlet; 
sepals crimson. Dark green, small foli- 
age. Very showy. Most popular trailer. 
MERLE HODGES (Hodges, sh) — Very 
double huge soft powder blue and rosy 
red. Corolla is like a large powder-puff 
of lavender blue lightly veined fuchsia 
pink; sepals broad upturned rosy red. 
A super trailer. 
MISS CALIFORNIA (50, s or sh) — Sin- 
gle to semi-double white and pink. 
Corolla really white, with softly pink 
sepals, upturned. One of the most pro- 
lific bloomers we have ever grown. 
When grown as a small tree, it is 
something out of this world. 
MOLESWORTH (sh)—Double white and 
red. Corolla very double white with 
no streaking, medium size; sepals scar- 
let. One of the old faithfuls for good 
red and white hanging basket. 
MRS. RUNDLE (s)—Single coral. Corolla 
vivid orange; sepals very long pointed, 
flesh color. A real beauty. 
jn; fae 
