Bigger Peonies, Myron Bigger, Topeka, Kansas (1946)  Page(s) [3].  
 
"Bigger Peonies"
The following varieties are all varieties I have raised from seed. I have tested them all for a good many years and I believe they are all worthy of a trial in your gardens. I do not have very large stocks of them and there are not very many plants of each to be sent out this year.
Anne Bigger — This very large medium pink flower is very smooth in color and always opens. The flower is very heavy and the stem is strong enough to hold it up unless a heavy rain hits, then some of them will go down. It makes a very pretty bud and the foliage is medium dark green. Per Division — $10.00 Net

Lins Gladiolus, E. H. Lins, Cologne, Minnesota (1947)  Page(s) 15.  
 
Lins New Peonies
King Midas
There is a great demand for this new full double bright red peony. Is one of the few reds in existence having a beautiful rose bud form. Has been Champion red at leading Peony shows. Also has won the American Home Achievent medal. This is a red peony you will be proud to own. Division...$10.00

Lins Gladiolus, E. H. Lins, Cologne, Minnesota (1947)  Page(s) 15.  
 
Lins New Peonies
Mandaleen
Large full double bloom. Color is beautiful warm baby pink. Besides its exquisite color has also the sweetest rose fragrance imaginable.  One of the really good peonies. Division...$10.00

Lins Gladiolus, E. H. Lins, Cologne, Minnesota (1947)  Page(s) 15.  
 
Lins New Peonies
Old Lace
Mere words are not adequate to describe this beautiful flower, but imagine a tall plant with willowy but adequate stems, crowned with great, flat, double, perfectly formed bloom composed of precisely arranged, delicate petals radiating from the center. Opens blush pink changing to blush ivory when fully open.

Lins Gladiolus, E. H. Lins, Cologne, Minnesota (1947)  Page(s) 15.  
 
Lins New Peonies
Burma
A large beautifully formed double deep red. At its first showing at the Minnesota Peony Show in 1945, it was awarded the Grand Champion prize, also first in the one bloom class, also first in the 10 bloom class. Burma has excellent form, heavy substance, good stems which hold the blooms erect and does not burn in the sun. An outstanding variety. Division...$20.00

The Australasian (6 Nov 1920)  Page(s) 11.  
 
National Rose Society's Show. [...] and Mr. Alister Clark's exhibit of seedling roses, raised by him at Glenara. These seedlings, as on former occasions, were much admired.  A fine decorative rose, called Firedragon, received the award of merit, and is to be exhibited again for the society's gold medal. This is a well formed, full rose of rich crimson colour, about the shade of Richmond, very free blooming, with the dark green foliage so characteristic of the Glenara seedlings.

The Australasian (6 Nov 1920)  Page(s) 11.  
 
National Rose Society's Show. [...] and Mr. Alister Clark's exhibit of seedling roses, raised by him at Glenara. These seedlings, as on former occasions, were much admired. [...]  Another dainty single rose is very appropriately named Ringlet. The outer edges of the petals are a delicate rosy-pink colour, the rest creamy white, with the golden yellow stamens in the centre forming three distinct circlets of beautifully toning colours. 

The Australasian (19 Apr 1924)  Page(s) 19.  
 
National Rose Show. [...] The competitive sections were well filled. [...] Alister Clark was first with three bunches of single roses, the varieties being Ringlet, Cracker, and Irish Elegance.

Journal des Roses (1 Dec 1912)  Page(s) 188.  
 
Betty Berkeley, rose d'automne, couverte de fleurs en ce moment, très jolies en boutons à demi-ouverts; épanouie, la fleur est trop lâchée; elle est pourtant utile parce que de couleur foncée.

Ross Roses (1979)  Page(s) 2.  Includes photo(s).
 
New Releases.
Galia  H. T. (Meilland) Rich coral red blooms highlighted by a slightly silver reverse remind one of an improved 'Super Star',
having thick healthy foliage, few thorns and very long stems bearing single blooms. Lyon Silver Medal, Baden-Baden Prize. Illustrated. t.d.c. $5.50