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&°S. FARQUHAR dr> CO:S SEED CATALOGUE. 



Madame Carnot. Pure white, very beautiful. 

 Madame Diese. Pure white. 

 Major Bonnaffon. Large yellow, incurved. 

 Marguerite Jeffords. Yellow, light bronze, fine, 



solid blooms, 

 Mayflower. White, incurved. 

 Merza. Extra large pure white Mowers ; plant of very 



compact habit. 

 Modesto. Intense yellow ; incurved and whorled. 

 Mrs. Baer. A yellow form of Mrs. Jerome Jones, 



from which it is a sport. It possesses the massive 



globular form of its parent. 

 Mrs. Carrington. Purple; very large. 

 Mrs. Chamberlain. Very fine pink sort. 

 Mrs. O. J. Warren. Light yellow, fine form; 



petals reflexed. 

 Mrs. Geo. West. Silvery purple, one of the largest. 

 Mrs. Jerome Jones. White; globular; Japanese. 



CHRYSANTHEHUHS. 



We have limited our collection of these 

 popular plants to the finest forms and colors 

 met with in our exhibitions. Our list repre- 

 sents the finest sorts in cultivation. Plants 

 ready for delivery in April. Price, each, 



.15; doz., $1.50, except where noted. 

 By mail, 5 cents each extra. 



Australia. Japanese incurved; flowers of 

 enormous size, of a lovely shade of pur- 

 phshpink; reverse of petals silvery white. 



Col. D. Appleton. Large yellow incurved 

 flowers of perfect form. 



Eureka. Porcelain white. 



Golden Wedding. Probably the finest 

 yellow variety. 



Goldmine. A very large sort, rich golden 

 yellow, petals reflexed and .vhorled. 



H. J. Jones. One of the largest and best 

 crimson sorts; petals reflexed. 



Intensity. Large and fine red variety 



Ivory, Pure white. 



J. W. Lewis. This is one of the best 

 white varieties; a strong grower, pro- 

 ducing large globe-shaped flowers, the 

 petals of which are beautifully reflexed. 



Kate Broomhead. A favorite sort which 

 should be in every collection. It is of 

 the Japanese incurved type, the flowers 

 of a rich red color, with the reverse 

 side of the petals old gold color 



Lady Hanham. Pink shaded bronze; 

 incurved flowers ; fine exhibition sort 



Lavender Queen. Incurved variety of a 

 delicate shade of pinkish lavender; very 

 large. 



Mrs. J. H. Peabody. Japanese; large flat, white 

 flowers. 



Mrs. O. P. Bassett. Delicate primrose yellow. 



Mrs. Trainker. White, very double. 



Pennsylvania. Japanese, incurved petals: deep 

 yellow ; very fine. F 



Peter Kay., Large; lemon-yellow. 



Philadelphia. Japanese, wide incurved petals ; prim- 

 rose tipped yellow. 



Shenandoah. Dark rose. 



Souci. Very large blooms ; incurved Tapanese; clear 

 yellow. 



The Bard. Bright red, large reflexed flowers; very 



fine. J 



Timothy Eaton. Magnificent Japanese incurved 



white; a most frequent prize-winner. 

 Viviand Morel. Bright pink Japanese; splendid 



sort. 



NEW CHRYSANTHEHUnS FOR 1902. 



THE SET OF EIGHT SORTS, $4.00. 



Adrian. Creamy white, very closely incurved flowers 

 of large size and globular form. Each, .50. 



Convention Hall. Large incurved pure white flow- 

 ers having very broad incurved centre petals, and 

 tubular ray Morels. Winner of the $200.00 prize 

 for best seedling at Kansas City, Each, .60. 



Edgar Sanders. Large dark bronze flowers with 

 broad incurving petals; excellent exhibition sort. 

 Each, .50. 



Harry A. Fee. Striking flower of reflexed foi 

 color chestnut red, the end of each petal charmingly 

 ripped with yellow. Each, .50. 



Mrs. F. J. Taggart. Pronounced by experts "The 

 most pleasing shade of yellow yet produced." The 

 Mowers are high built and reflexed. Each, .50. 



Orpah \\ hite slightly suffused with pink ; vervearlv 

 habit dwarf. Each, .50. ' 



Oresco. Resembles Mrs. Jerome Tones in form and 

 habit of growth; flowers apricot shaded rose. 

 Each, .50. 



Polar Queen. An exceedingly graceful white flower; 

 outer petals reflexing; centre petals incurving 

 thus forming a flower of great depth. Each, 50 



