LISTING NO. 1 
Camellia Japonica 
AKEBONO — Tyrian rose. Semi - double. 
Midseason. 
AKEBONO VARIEGATED—Sport of Ake- 
bono, variegated with white. 
ANGELO COCCHI— White striped red. 
Formal double. Midseason. 
ANEMONEFLORA (Warratah; Mariana)— 
Dark crimson. Anemone form. Midseason. 
BEALLI ROSEA—Light pink. Semi-double 
to loose peony form. Midseason. 
BRILLIANT — Brilliant red. Full double 
rose form. Midseason. 
CALDWELL — Light pink. Peony form. 
Midseason. 
CHEERFUL (Lucida; Hi-Otome) — Deep 
pink to light red. Full double, small 
bloom. Early. 
C. M. HOVEY (Col. Firey) — Vermillion 
red. Ful double. Midseason to late. 
COLONIAL PINK— Deep pink. Large 
semi-double. Midseason. 
DAYBREAK — Rose pink. Very double. 
Late. 
DERBIANA (Tasse de Beau) — Dark red. 
Semi-double to loose peony form. Mid- 
season to late. 
DIXIE PINK — Rose pink. Very double. 
Late. 
ELEGANS (Chandler) — Cherry red with 
white variegations. Loose double to peony 
form. Very large. Early to midseason. 
ELISABETH (Montironi)—Usually white, 
striped with faint pink. Full double. Late. 
ELISABETH PINK (Montironi Pink) — 
Solid, pale pink sport of Elisabeth. 
ELIZABETH ARDEN — White with pink 
stripes. Semi-double to loose double. Mid- 
season. 
GIGANTEA (Magnolia King; Emperor Wil- 
helm)—Dark crimson marked with white 
spots. Large semi-double to peony form 
with stamens. Midseason to late. 
GLOIRE DE NANTES (Rose Glory; Au- 
tumn Rose) —Deep rose. Large semi- 
double. Early. 
GOVERNOR MOUTON (Aunt Jetty)—Red 
marked with white spots. Large peony 
type. Midseason. 
HENINGHAM SMITH—White. Rose form 
double. Midseason. 
HERME (Hikari- Genji; Jordan’s Pride; 
Sou. de Henri Guichard)—Variegated pink, 
red and white, usually with white margin. 
Large semi-double to loose peony form. 
Midseason. 
JARVIS RED—Deep scarlet red. Semi- 
double. Mid-season. 
KAGIRA (Dante; Gloria; White Pine Cone; 
White Matsukasa) — White. Semi-double. 
With high center. Late. 
KELVINGTONII — Orange red marbled 
with white. Peony form. Midseason to 
late. 
KUMASAKA (Lady Marion; Jeanne Kerr; 
Sherbrooke) — Deep pink. Large peony 
type. Late. 
LA PEPPERMINT — White with pepper- 
mint red stripes. Full double. Midseason 
to late. 
LADY ALICE—Red. Peony form. Late. 
LADY SAUMEREZ — Bright red spotted 
white. Small, full peony form. Midseason. 
A form of Tricolor (Siebold). 
LATIFOLIA VARIEGATED (Fanny Bolis) 
—Rose red blotched with white. Semi- 
double. Midseason to late. 
MARGHERITA COLEONI VARIEGATED 
(Mary Hare; Azuma-Shibori) — Deep red 
blotched white. 
MONARCH—Deep pink often spotted with 
white. Peony type, large. Midseason. 
MRS. ABBY WILDER — White, lightly 
flecked with pink. High peony form. Mid- 
season. 
OTOME PINK (Pink Virgin)—Flesh pink 
with darker veining. Full double. Mid- 
season. 
PINK PERFECTION (Frau Minna Seidel; 
Usu-Oteme)'—Light pink. Full double im- 
bricated. Small. Early. 
POPE PIUS IX (Prince Eugene Napoleon) 
Bright red, sometimes mottled with white. 
Full double. Midseason. 
PROF. CHARLES S. SARGENT — Very 
dark red. Full double peony. Midseason. 
QUARTETTE — Light red to rose with 
white blotchings. Large semi-double. Mid- 
season. 
QUEEN BESSIE— Clear white with faint 
pink around center. Large semi-double 
with wavy petals. Late. 
RUBRA VIRGINALIS (Jeanerette Pink)— 
Light pink. Full peony form. Late. 
SCARLET O’HARA (C. M. Hovey, Var.)— 
Deep scarlet red blotched with white. Full 
double imbricated. Midseason to late. 
STARDUST (Mme. Adele; Marguerite 
Gouillon Pink)—Bright pink. Large, loose 
peony form. Midseason. 
WILLIAM DOWNING — Purplish red to 
pink. Semi-double. Midseason. 
LISTING NO. 2 
Camellia Japonica 
ADOLPHE AUDUSSON SPECIAL—A pre- 
dominantly white Adolphe Audusson. 
ALBA PLENA—Pure porcelain white. Full 
double imbricated. Early. 
ANGEL’S BLUSH—Clear pink shading to 
deeper pink. Semi-double. Midseason. 
ANNA LEE — Red to rose. 
semi-double. Midseason. 
Large, flat 
ANTIGONI—Red. Large, semi-double, Mid- 
season. 
ARE-JISHI (Restive Lion; Aloha)—Light 
to deep crimson red. Large, peony form. 
Early. 
CALIFORNIA — Rose 
semi-double. Midseason. 
CATHERINE CATHCART (Lelia; San An- 
tonio)—Pink mottled white. Full double. 
Midseason to late. 
CHARLOTTE BRADFORD — Phlox pink 
variegated white. Semi-double to rose 
form double. Midseason. 
CLOWER’S WHITE—White. Large, loose 
peony form. Midseason. 
DAIKAGURA—Deep rose. Double peony 
form. Early. 
DAIKAGURA VARIANT — Sport of Dai- 
kagura with white blotchings. 
DEBUTANTE (Sara C. Hastie) — Delicate 
soft pink. Full double peony. Early. 
DONCKELARI — Red marbled white in 
varying degrees. Very large semi-double. 
Midseason. 
DR. TINSLEY — Flesh pink shading to 
deeper pink. Semi-double. Midseason. 
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND—White with 
occasional pink stripe. Large semi-double. 
Midseason. 
EUGENE LIZE (Lady Jane Grey; Annie 
McDonald) —Cherry red, well marked with 
white. Generally loose peony form. Mid- 
season. 
FINLANDIA — White. Large semi-double 
with fluted petals. Early to midseason. 
FINLANDIA VARIEGATED (Margaret 
Jack) — White streaked and speckled red. 
Sport of Finlandia. 
FRIZZLE WHITE (Susan Carter)—White. 
Large, semi-double with wavy crinkled 
petals. Midseason. 
GEN. GEORGE PATTON — Bright pink. 
Large, rose form double. Midseason. 
GOV. WILLIAM BRADFORD — Deep 
orange red blotched white. Variegated 
form of Prince of Orange. Midseason to 
late. 
GRANDIFLORA ROSEA (Louise Maclay; 
Teagarden 113) — Deep pink veined deep 
rose. Large, semi-double. Midseason to 
late. 
HAKU-TSURU (White Crane) — White. 
Large, single to semi-double. Midseason. 
HANA-FUKI (Chalice; Mrs. Howard As- 
per)—Soft pink, sometimes blotched white. 
Large, semi-double. Midseason. 
HIGH HAT—Flesh pink, sport of Daikag- 
ura. Early. 
IMURA—White. Large semi-double with 
very large anthers. Midseason. 
JUDGE BARRETT — Red. Large, semi- 
double to loose peony form. Midseason to 
late. 
KENNY (Kenny Glen) — Deep rose pink 
blotched white. Large semi-double to 
peony form. Midseason. 
red. Very large 
Container grown plants are shipped any time of year. Field grown plants in their®dormant season, October 
through March. B&B indicates Balled and Burlapped. Both B&B and bare root are field grown plants. 
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