SPUNKY (Fairchild ’51) —280 E 
Spunky is a welcome addition to the smokys — our 
weakest color class in small type glads. It is dark 
smoky plum with a white picotee margin inherited 
from Atom, the pollen parent. Three will open and 
3 show color on spikes of 12 buds. A very popular 
variety. 
L. 25¢e; M. 20c; S. 15c¢ 
STARLET (Baerman ’44) — 200 M 
Starlet is one of the best whites, and it really is 
white — nice, clean and clear — not creamy. Flor- 
ets are nicely ruffled with 3 or 4 open on dainty, airy 
spikes of 12 buds. Beautiful subject for arrange- 
ments and a winner in spike competition. 
L. 2-25¢e; M. 3-25e; S. 5-25¢ 
STATUETTE (Butt 50) — 211 E 
Statuette is one of our very best show varieties and 
should be in the garden of every small glad lover, 
if not for show then just because of its all-around 
beauty, reliable performance and productivity. The 
color of the dainty ruffled 3-inch florets is light yel- 
low with a red stippling in the throat. Spikes of 18 
to 20 buds are common with Statuette, and these are 
always straight with up to 9 florets open at once. 
Don’t be without it. 
L. 15¢e; M. 2-25e; S. 3-25¢ 
TANGELO (Troyer ’47) — 222 L 
Very rich shade of orange with gold lip and stripes. 
Spikes are tall — 17 buds — with as many as 7 flor- 
ets open and 6 showing color. A good show variety. 
L. 2-25¢e; M. 3-25e; S. 5_25¢ 
TAURUS (Kunderd ’25) — 270 M 
An old reliable purple that is practically identical to 
Hylas, but blooms later. Four to 6 florets open is 
typical. 
L. 2-25c; M. 3-25ce; S. 5-25¢ 
THE ORCHID (Sprague ’24) — 266 M 
A most unusual light lavender with deeper markings. 
Petals are pointed and somewhat twisted, giving a 
convincing imitation of an orchid. Only 3 open at 
once, but when rest of spike is cut off the base makes 
perfect corsage ready to wear. Very much in de- 
mand, and very little stock about the country. 
L. 2-25c; M. 3-25c; S. 5_25¢ 
TINY ROSE (VanVoorhis) — 162 M 
A dainty miniature rose with deeper rose throat. 
Wins even against larger contenders in its class. A 
very popular variety, and stock so scarce we had to 
withdraw it from our 54 catalog. We haven’t much 
stock even yet. 
L. 25c; M. 20c 
TONY BOY (Kunderd ’54) — 263 M 
Tony boy is an odd and striking glad. Color is red- 
dish rose with lower petals covered almost entirely 
by a huge creamy white throat blotch that sets it off 
handsomely. Laciniation of the petals adds further 
to the appeal of this fine novelty. Spikes are straight 
and willowy, carrying 4 to 5 florets open on Flower 
heads of 15 buds. 
L. $1.50 
“T really enjoyed the glads I purchased from you last 
year.’’—P.L., Tenn. 
“Bulbs arrived in A No. 1 condition. IT thank you for 
your generous count and the extras..’—L.R.L., Calif. 
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