Archive image from page 58 of Descriptive list (1932). Descriptive list . descriptivelist1932cham Year: 1932 THOMAS A. EDISON. Formal Decorative g. e. Bloom 9x4, Bush 4 ft. Royal purple. A wonder dahlia. In the garden it is impressive with its staghorn petal formation, large dark green, insect-resistant foliage, cane-stiff stems, thrifty growth and wonderful color. Will stand good culture. Should not be topped back. Root, $ Plant, $ TREASURE ISLAND. Formal Decorative c. g. e. Bloom 9 x 5, Bush 6 ft. Bright apricot with gold and rose suffusions and shadings. One of the very best and
Archive image from page 58 of Descriptive list (1932). Descriptive list . descriptivelist1932cham Year: 1932 THOMAS A. EDISON. Formal Decorative g. e. Bloom 9x4, Bush 4 ft. Royal purple. A wonder dahlia. In the garden it is impressive with its staghorn petal formation, large dark green, insect-resistant foliage, cane-stiff stems, thrifty growth and wonderful color. Will stand good culture. Should not be topped back. Root, $ Plant, $ TREASURE ISLAND. Formal Decorative c. g. e. Bloom 9 x 5, Bush 6 ft. Bright apricot with gold and rose suffusions and shadings. One of the very best and brightest autumn shade dahlias. Growth is strong and branches from the ground giving five foot stems. Has been very reliable wherever grown. Great exhibition var- iety. Root, $ Plant, $ POMPOMS AIMEE. c. g. e. Bloom IVi, Bush 24 ft. Popular orange shaded apricot. long stems. Root, $.35. ATOM. c. g. e. Bloom 1 Vi, Bush 2 ft. Fiery red. One of the best early free bloom- ers. Root, $.50. BOB WHITE, c. g. e. Bloom 1, Bush 2 ft. Milk white with a cast of yellow when opening. Bush is low and spreading with blooms on long stems. Very free bloomer. Root, $.50. DEE DEE. c. g. e. Bloom P/i, Bush 3V2 ft. Pale lilac very strong and dainty Good exhibition. Root, $.35. GERTRUDE, c. g. e. Bloom IV2. Bush 3 ft. Glowing carmine. Good form on good stems. Very bright. Root, $.50. LITTLE EDITH, c. g. e. Bloom iy4, Bush 2V2 ft. Primrose yellow tipped bright carmine. As perfect a pom as you can wish for. Root, $.50. YELLOW GEM. c. g. e. Bloom P/2, Bush 3 ft. Clear canary yellow with fine form. Root, $.35. Among the outstanding varieties of the year as to performance in the show room and garden are Monmouth Champion, Kathleen Norris, Fort Monmouth, Jane Cowl, Frau O. Bracht, Jersey's Beauty, Treasure Island, The World, Edna Ferber. AMERICAN GLADIOLUS SOCIETY or A. G. S. for short. This is the fastest growing flower society in the world as it should be as the gladiolus is the most satisfacto
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