BERYLN CROCKETT (Nicholls-Wild, 1954) - Double - White - Midseason. Medium height. Large globular white with good stems. It has much the form of Mons. Jules Elie. It does not usually show its carpels when fully open. It is named for Beryl Crockett of Fort Smith, Arkansas, who chose it from several hundred seedlings. Bulletin 132.
Introduced for COL. NICHOLLS BY GILBERT H. WILD AND SON, INC.: BERYL CROCKETT (Nicholls-G. H. Wild & Son, 1957) - Mid-season. Double. White.
