. Dreer's wholesale catalog for florists and market gardeners : 1939 winter spring summer . New Korean Hybrids Introduced by Us in 1937 Every one of these New Early Korean Hybrids, intro- duced by us in 1937, is a decided advance over previous offerings in this class. They will bring to your gardens magnificent blooms of exquisite form and size. Appeal. Single blush pink. Has dainty long narrow petals. Very free. Arcturus. Large single amber or honey yellow flowers literally covering the plant. Aurora. Compact sturdy plants producing myriads of single, well-formed flowers of a unique saffron c
. Dreer's wholesale catalog for florists and market gardeners : 1939 winter spring summer . New Korean Hybrids Introduced by Us in 1937 Every one of these New Early Korean Hybrids, intro- duced by us in 1937, is a decided advance over previous offerings in this class. They will bring to your gardens magnificent blooms of exquisite form and size. Appeal. Single blush pink. Has dainty long narrow petals. Very free. Arcturus. Large single amber or honey yellow flowers literally covering the plant. Aurora. Compact sturdy plants producing myriads of single, well-formed flowers of a unique saffron color which blends nicely with all other varieties. Autocrat. Single bright orange-scarlet flowers with a golden yellow halo. Extremely profuse. Fairy. Single blooms of delicate rose with white halo. Fireflame. Deep blood red with carmine suffusion. Showy single blooms. Firmament. Deep rosy carmine. Very free and vigor- ous. Single. Orange Wonder. Single deep coppery orange blooms. Free and vigorous. Rose Mist. Delicate single pale old rose. Dwarf and compact. Stellaris. Large single Buttercup-yellow blooms. Grace- ful and vigorous. Sultan. Single rosy orange-salmon. Dwarf, free and compact. Any of the above, 2-inch pots: $ per doz.; $ per 100 Recent Korean Hybrids From Other Sources The following Korean Hybrids are the originations of other hybridizers. They have proved to be of real merit, and we heartily recommend them to our cus- tomers. Aphrodite. Beautiful single flowers of pink and ivory. A very profuse bloomer. Astrid. A sturdy, hardy, pink variety which appears to have a strain of Chrysanthemum Arcticum in it. Country Girl. Produces a great profusion of single flowers over three inches in diameter. A glistening pink with soft lilac tones. Dazira. Extremely dainty light pink, fading to white. Ember. Double brilliant bronze flowers, 2% inches in diameter. Very effective. Hebe. Luminous pink changing to lavender tones with age. Indian Summer. Double vivid glowing
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