THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE OF AMERICA. 



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Chrysanthemums for Exhibition 



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SILVER KING (Smith) — A liiri;.- 



$10 JUT (Inzen. 

 MANKATO (Smith)— In color, form ami size similar to Rigiuiild 



\iilli~. but bavlug a porfwt stem. $1 each; iflO per dozrii. 



GENERAL PURPOSE VARIETIES 



EARLY FIRST (Damer) .\ line white s.-.dliii!; nf Golden 

 i:i(.u, inatnriii^' the hrst week iu October, -.''e. each; $2. .50 

 |ier .I..Z ii: $20 per 100. 



MT. GREENWOOD (Johnson)— .\ fine pink seedliiif; of W. II. 

 liii.kli;iii] 2,".,. each; lf2.."iU per dozen; $20 per ino. 



GOLDEN QUEEN (Smith) — A new earl.v j-ellciw. i-oMiiii;; tn 

 rii;itiii ily Oetnb'-r tirst. T.'tc. each; $7.50 per doz n. 



MARIGOLD (Smith) -Mill-season Yellow. Large I'Uounh f"r 

 (xhibitinn. Good for the earl.v shows. I'm-, each; ^T,.")' 

 per dozen. 



CRYSTAL GEM (Smith) -A reflexert early white, coming to 

 riialiii-it.v about October 10th, 75c. each; $7.50 per dozen. 



MODELLA (Smith) — Pine bronze. Mtdium sized blooin. Re- 

 Hexed in type. 75c. each; $7.50 per dozen. 



MENDON 

 FLAMINGO 



We can oner early didivery on the best of last seasons 

 NdVellU'S. 

 JAMES FRAZER DAILY MAIL 



ODESSA NERISSA 



50e. each; $5 |k r dozen; $;i3 per 100. 



Our geneial list of Chrysanthemums includes the best exhi- 

 biticm varieties, and all the general purpose varieties worth 

 growing. 



POMPONS 



PEACE -tiiir iii'w hlnsli white — won tho SHver Cup for tbe bt'St 

 s.-imIHiil: ;it Indirtiiapnlis. 30e. each; $3 per dozen. 



HARVEST MOON -Om- new yollnw — is auotlior Johnson seed- 

 liim lli;ii will iiKiintjiiii the rppntation of this flue lot of 

 1' pun Sr.dliniis. 30i'. iiu-h; $3 pi-r dozen. 



GOLDEN HARVEST, GOLDEN CLIMAX, GOLDEN WEST nnd 

 WESTERN BEAUTY •.,^■^■ tin- IHI t S'O.llin^s r:iist'd hy 

 Jiihii.-ii.n. w iiit.li WL' dissfuiinjiteii. and wlikli Inive laisi-d 

 tho standard of quality in Pompon Chrysanthemums. These 

 varieties for 1915. 15c. each; $1.25 pi r dozen; $7.50 

 per 100. 



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