On these two pages are the only Chrysanthemums whose names are listed 
as All-America Winners. . . ten in all, and every one a champion. The three 
on this page are Winners for 1960; the seven on the right-hand page won the 
honor in 1959 or in 1958. All have successfully emerged from rigorous com- 
petition and been awarded the All-America title. This speaks for their quality, 
and for the fact that they will do well in your garden. Headliner, Mardi Gras 
and Pink Cherub appear in our catalog for the first time; and we are happy to 
present them to you along with the winners of the past two years. They rep- 
resent the cream of the crop—the finest Mums available in America today. 
Plant them this spring and be assured of having the most delightful colors in 
your garden this fall. 
HEADLINER Pl. Pat. App. For. Glowing terra-cotta-bronze buds open 
* to vibrant, walnut-coral blooms that often have a haze 
of gold on petal reverses. These flowers are gengrously provided by the vigorous 
bush, which reaches 2 feet in heigh{qig FE effect style. There is a wonderful 
decorative quality in the flower—afQgjqg.tWa¥ is rich and exciting. Its size— 
31% inches and more—makes Headliner memorable, and sprays of such blooms 
are truly eye-filling. This is a superb Mum, an All-America Winner from bud 
to the richness of its dark green foliage. $1.50 ea.; 3 for $3.75. 
HEADLINER 
 Fiest NEW MUMS! 
ALL “4U-Amenca WINNERS 
MARDI GRAS. PI. Pat. App. For. This All- 
z America Winner for 1960 is 
very big and yery double, with 4 to 414-inch flowers. At n ms 
first the color is a medley of strong, reddish orange hues. gs oF oc OV RR a aa 
m1 ALL ON THESE TWO PAGES 
Later they become bright and pleasing tones of bronze and 
yellow. Always attrachivege@l A fnass of many colors from Value $15.00 2 
early September untif\Qngt Wost. The blooms are very ORDER OFFER 36 
long lasting; the plan® i$ Vigorous, upright and compact, 
growing 11% feet tall and 2 to 21% feet across. The large, 
healthy foliage, which is a showy medium green, contrib- 
utes to the beauty of the flowers. This is a splendid new 
Mum which you will like. $1.50 ea.; 3 for $3.75. 
PINK CHERUB. Pl. Pat. App. For. A neat 
treat is this charming little 
All-America newcomer! Its small, 1 to 14-inch flowers are 
globes of beauty—light purplish pink on the outside, with 
a strong reddish purplegg@t\Af The overall impression, 
as the picture shows, IBY Beli@IMful pink. Masses of such 
blooms are borne in Clusters on short, strong stems. The 
plant itself is low and compact, growing 12 to 16 inches 
tall. It blooms continuously from early September until 
frost, and is extremely weather resistant. It’s a real beauty 
worth a spot in anybody’s garden. $1.50 ea.; 3 for $3.75. 
PINK CHERUB 
| | MARDI GRAS None Genuine Without This Tag 
| ALL 3 ae 
NEW WINNERS 
Value $4.50 
Only $3-65 » X= f 
ORDER OFFER 36A WINNER 
