. Descriptive list of gladiolus. Nurseries (Horticulture) Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Gladiolus Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Delphinium Vermont Burlington Catalogs. OLIVE GOODRICH. (Goodrich) (Com) W hite tinted lip,ht pirk shading darker at the edges. Pale yellow throat. Six or more open. Very tall, strong growing plant. One of the best commercial varieties. ORANGE BUTTERFLY. (Sal) (Prim.) (Ex) (Dec) (75-80) Bright orange of fine substance. 10 or 12 well arranged medium size flowers open at a time. A spike
. Descriptive list of gladiolus. Nurseries (Horticulture) Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Nursery stock Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Bulbs (Plants) Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Gladiolus Vermont Burlington Catalogs; Delphinium Vermont Burlington Catalogs. OLIVE GOODRICH. (Goodrich) (Com) W hite tinted lip,ht pirk shading darker at the edges. Pale yellow throat. Six or more open. Very tall, strong growing plant. One of the best commercial varieties. ORANGE BUTTERFLY. (Sal) (Prim.) (Ex) (Dec) (75-80) Bright orange of fine substance. 10 or 12 well arranged medium size flowers open at a time. A spike of bloom looks like a flock of butterflies in flight. One of my favorites. ORANGE FLAME. (K) (Com) (Dec) (100-105) Orange scarlet shading lighter toward upper center. Small velvety purplish spot on the flame orange lip. Heavily ruffled. Very distinctive and beautiful One of the best reds. ORANGE LADY. (Steves) (Dec) Clear light orange suffused pink. Deep yellow on lower petals. 8-10 large blooms open at a time. Very early. Award of Merit at Southport Gladiolus Show in England 1932. Only one bulb was sent over. ORANGE LILY. (K) (Dec) (65) Large somewhat ruffled, orange chrome yellow flower. Somewhat hooded. Very pretty. ORANGE QUEEN. (Pf) (Ex) (Com) (Dec) (Prim. Grand.) (75-80) Beautiful light orange, deeper at edge of petals, orange red lines in the throat. Tall, clean grower. 5-7 blooms open. One of the very best commercial varieties grown. Very popular with everyone. ORANGE SOVEREIGN. (Steves) Light orange buff suffused salmon toward tip of petals Clear yellow throat. Does not fade or burn in sun. 8-10 large ruffled flowers open on very tall, straight spike. Early. Award of Merit at British Gladiolus Society Show 1932 from only one bulb sent over. See page 24.) I consider this one of the best new things of the 1933 season. You should try it. OUR SELECTION. (Australia) (Ex) Salmon red flaked with deeper shade and usually marked on the outer part of the flower with slate flaki
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