Abstract: A device for application to the top of the index finger to remind the bowler of the proper position of the hand when delivering a bowling ball on the lane of a bowling alley.

Abstract: A new variety of carnation plant of a solid deep yellow coloration characterized by a vigorous growth and continuous blooming habit, and the stability of the flower color which is the same for all seasons.

Abstract: A new carnation cultivar particularly distinguished by the very light chartreuse yellow coloration of its blooms which are borne on long, strong, straight stems and which bloom profusely during the recurrent blooming seasons of Spring and Fall. This plant has a vigorous upright growth habit with moderately abundant foliage and a height averaging about 124 cm. at eight months, which provides rather extra long flower stems making it particularly advantageous for the cut flower market.

Abstract: A new carnation variety having blooms of medium size and abundant petalage which is generally of an almost white color and is marked near its outer end by dark red stripes of various lengths which gives the fully opened bloom a startling and very unusual overall variegated cream and red coloration, the plant itself having an upright growth habit with good strength and an abundant production of foliage.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of carnation of the tall, monoflore type characterized by the unique color of its medium sized blooms which are borne on long, stiff stems, the color being intermediate that of the similar flower of "Barlo II", U.S. Plant Pat. No. 3,406, and "Baruklo" (unpatented), furthermore this new variety has a more serrated petal and a stiffer stem than those of the named varieties; the new plant is also distinguished by its vigorous, upright and tall growth habit with moderately abundant foliage and profusely produced blossoms during each of its recurrent blooming seasons.

Abstract: A new variety of miniature carnation characterized by its rapid and continuous production of small red-purple blooms with a larger number than normal of flowers appearing on each flower stem and its tall, strong and upright growth habit.

Abstract: A new variety of hybrid tea rose intended mainly for greenhouse culture and the commercial production of cut flowers, characterized by a continuous and profuse production of very large red-purple blooms carried on very long, strong stems; its urn-shaped buds which open slowly to produce well formed flowers having large petals which tend to marginally turn under and form points; its free branching and vigorous growth habit; its abundant production of glossy foliage and long last vase life; and its resistance to diseases.

Abstract: A new spray carnation variety having small flowers of a generally Turkey Red color which are produced profusely and continuously on strong, tall, flowering stems, the plant being additionally distinguished by its disease resistance and by a rapid and vigorous growth habit reaching about one meter in height.

Abstract: A new hybrid Asiatic lily plant of the chalice type bearing large clusters of medium sized flowers of strong color, excellent form and long persistence, both on the plant and as potted plants, this plant being distinguished by having reddish stems and excellent foliage, the flowers having broad petals of fine substance, the buds displaying an orange color prior to opening and the flowers being characterized by a rich brilliant orange color which is very lightly spotted.

Abstract: A new hybrid Asiatic lily cultivar particularly distinguished by the orange red and golden orange coloring of the tepals of its medium sized blooms and by its very bushy and lush foliage borne on a single erect stem which bears a large number of buds and flowers.

Abstract: A new bright pink hybrid tea rose distinguished by its continuous and profuse year around production of large, bright pink flowers borne on sturdy, upright peduncles carried on main stems or canes having a length of about 90 cm.; by its vigorous, free branching growth habit on strong, upright canes; and by the long lasting character of the bloom both on the plant and as cut flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of greenhouse floribunda rose plant which originated as a sport of the variety "Mary DeVor" (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 2,838) and is particularly distinguished by the fuchsia purple color of its flowers which sharply contrasts with the cardinal red color of the blooms of the parent plant. This new rose plant variety retains the parent plant advantages of profuse year around flowering, the relatively small size of the flowers which are supported by strong flower stems, and the long lasting character of the blooms both on the plant and as cut flowers, all of which provides an excellent variety for cut flower production.

Abstract: A new geranium cultivar particularly distinguished by the large size and deep red color of its flower clusters, each containing about sixty-five flowers in loose formation which stand on stems about 15 cm. long, its profuse and continuous blooming habit, and its abundance of medium size leaves which have clearly visible dark zonation, providing a foliage body extending about 15 cm. above the soil.

Abstract: A new geranium cultivar distinguished by the bright Tyrian purple coloration of its inflorescence, which comprises a close cluster of about sixty florets carried on a strong, upright stem of about 10 to 12 cm. in length and extending well above a compact mass of foliage, the small to medium sized leaves of which have distinctive color zonation, the foliage mass extending about 14 cm. above the soil.

Abstract: A new geranium cultivar particularly distinguished by the very large size of the individual florets, of which about sixty-five comprise the umbel-formed flower cluster which is distinctive of cultivated geranium varieties. The individual florets are further distinguished by their deep red coloration and the number of imbricated petals which form large, rather flat, solid red florets of about 5 cm. in diameter.

Abstract: A new and distinct variety of geranium plant particularly distinguished by the light violet color of its florets which becomes white at the center, by the very large size of its flower clusters, each of which contains about seventy well-formed florets, each floret being about 4.5 cm. in diameter and having from five to six petals; also by its abundant, dark green leaves which have no zonation and extend about 19 cm. above the soil; and by its upright, bushy growth habit, having a total height of about 30 cm.

Abstract: A new geranium cultivar distinguished by its sturdy, round and long lasting flower clusters standing on 14 cm. long, light brown stalks, each containing about sixty-five florets of medium size and salmon coloration, each floret having seven or eight, wide, regularly imbricated petals forming a closed cap and having an overall salmon coloration whereby the flower cluster provides a solid bright pink presentation; by its bushy, compact growth habit with good strength and a medium growth rate; and by its abundant, profusely produced foliage, of relatively small leaves, which stands about 20 cm. above the soil.

Abstract: A new and distinct geranium cultivar particularly distinguished by the intensive red coloration of its well filled blooming clusters which stand well above a compact mass of dark green foliage, thereby providing a sharp and very attractive appearance for the blooming plant. The plant itself is very bushy and is of a relatively low overall height of about 30 cm. above the soil, the growth rate being medium but upright and compact with good strength. The floral persistence is very good and the lasting quality of the blooming plant is very long from early Spring to late Fall.

Abstract: A new and distinct geranium variety particularly distinguished by its bright red flowers of noble form displayed above a bushy, compact foliage body and providing a medium sized plant of about 33 to 55 cm. in total height above the soil. This new plant is very floriferous, blooming continuously and profusely from early spring to late Fall and providing a succession of many round flower clusters, each including about eighty individual florets. This plant has a vigorous, compact and bushy growth habit with a medium growth rate and presenting flower clusters which have petals remaining on the stem from about thirteen to fourteen days.

Abstract: A new variety of geranium plant particularly distinguished by its profuse production of flowers having a nice, somewhat brick red color, the individual florets having the form of a cup with six to nine imbricated petals, and about sixty-five of these florets together forming a delicate cluster which stands on a flower stem of about 17 cm. long and extending upwardly from a strong, upright stalk of about 23 to 25 cm. in length. The foliage of this plant is well formed and contains a moderate amount of green leaves that are of medium to small size, the foliage body standing about 20 cm. above the soil. This new plant is an early blooming variety resistant to heat and rain, as well as to botrytis, and for these reasons, seems to be an ideal variety for mass production for the general market.