LULLABY (54 sh) — Large double pink 
and white. Corolla is lavender pink, 
very double with sepals snowy white. 
Many large blooms hang abundantly 
on the well arched branches. 
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 
HRODGES 
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 ¢ize; Sepals scar- 
let. One of the old faithfuls for good 
red and white hanging basket. 
OLD SMOKEY (52, sh) — Huge double 
smokey pink. One of the most unusual 
fuchsias yet produced. Makes a good 
trailer here in Oregon. The huge fully 
double smokey rose corolla has picotee 
edges. Maybe not the easiest to grow 
but certainly a must for fuchsia lovers. 
POTENTATE (tr, sh) —Huge double 
red. Corolla, blend of deep rose mad- 
der and crimson. Huge flower. Good 
easy, arresting. If you want a great 
big flower, this is it. 
PUGET SOUND (m, sh) — Hugh double 
white and red. Corolla, large center 
petals, spreading smaller ones; all pe- 
tals veined pink at base; sepals broad, 
upturned rose red. The largest fuchsia 
we have ever seen. Fluffy flowers. 
spreading plant, showy as hanger 
PURPLE SAGE (51, sh) — Single deep 
purple and deep red. Corolla deep pur- 
ple saucer shaped; sepals deep red 
recurved. Attracted more attention 
than any other fuchsia. Good in heat 
as well as cool climates. While blooms 
smaller still beautiful. 
RED SPIDER (46, s)—Large single red. 
Corolla deep rose madder; sepals deep- 
est crimson, long, horizontal. Very 
trailing with thin branches and masses 
of flowers. Sepals often five inches 
across. 
RED WING (49, sh)—Huge single all red. 
Corolla blended plum-purple and red; 
sepals red, very long pointed. We have 
had sepals spread seven inches, Beau- 
tiful, well-branching trailer. Must have 
shade. 
SAN FRANCISCO (41, s)—Single large 
coral. Corolla pure orange red; sepals 
pale carmine rose. Very large, hand- 
some trailer. 
SAN PABLO (49, sh)—Huge double lav- 
ender pink and rose. A sport of San 
Mateo with same growth. Corolla fluffy 
lavender pink; sepals rose. Beautiful 
basket. 
SAN MATEO (46, sh) — Large double 
purple and red. Corolla darkest purple 
with fuchsia pink splashes, very large, 
loose; sepals rose red. Largest double 
trailer, very free blooming. 
SPRING SHOWER (54 s or sh) — Single 
white and pink. Long white corolla, 
sepals upturned pink. A bushy trailer, 
covered with pink and white blooms. 
Blooms early and lasts. 
TRAIL BLAZER (51, sun or sh)—Double 
red trailer. It really trails, without 
work. The coloring and growth of 
Red Spider. Blooms the size of Anna. 
A top notch true trailer. 
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