Book  (1923)  Page(s) 32.  
 
A Few of the Newer American Varieties
Miriam (Chase, 1916) is a semidouble of a rich shade of pink, which has the desirable quality of holding its color outdoors. The petals are of excellent substance. The plant is floriferous, strong-growing, and conspicuously good in the landscape. It is one of the noticeable varieties of recent Americam origin.