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Alma. A choice Japanese; pinkish outside with clear incurved golden petals (not staminas) inside. Looks like an incurved chrysanthemum. $5.00

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Deborah Sayles. A very fine shell pink single. $2.00

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Dorothy Allison. Very fresh pink with the petals splashed with carmine. $3.00

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Series E.—$1.50 each. Extra large roots $2.25
Eugene Verdier. [Calot.] Salmon pink changing to clear pink nearly white.

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Frances Shaylor. A waxy cream color. The stamenoids are canary yellow edged with a deep gold color. They are long as petals and present a very pleasing effect. Very distinct. $20.00

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Georgiana Shaylor. Large fresh pink fading to a cream white. $10.00

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Jessie Shaylor. Large bloom on tall stiff stems, of a tea color. Delicious odor. $20.00

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La Nuit. A very dark carmine single with velvety petals. $2.00

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Le Jour. A large, pure white single with deep carmine stigmas. $3.00

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La Nuit. A very dark crimson single with glossy petals. $2.00