EST GIANTS 



BIGGEST OF ALL MUMS 



White blooms with yellow- tinged centers, many 6^2 inch flowers. 



A very rewarding mum from every aspect . . . good color, large 

 flower, solid plant and the ability to provide many gorgeous blooms. Tall grower. 

 Blooms mid-September. 



This is a low, compact grower with very big flowers in solid 

 bronze. Flowers in mid-September. An excellent mum for 



borders or for the "front" row of your mum bed. Grows to medium height. Blooms 



about Sept. 15. 



A wonderful richly colored mum — a gorgeous bronze with 

 king-size blooms. Fine, sturdy plant carries them well and 

 produces them freely. Tall grower. Blooms about Sept. 25. 



This lovely mum is a very deep, rose-pink. Extra large, solid 

 'fmi/W/l' blooms, up to 63 ■> inches across, come in early October. You need 

 this one for good color late in the season. Tall grower. Blooms about Sept. 20. 



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(right) One of the first mums to flower. This medium rose- 

 pink flowers continuously from the first flowering until hard 



freeze. Compact, medium-height, bushy plant with excellent foliage. Medium 



grower. Blooms about Sept 15. 



All H.^rvest Giants— 85c ea.— 3 or more, 70c ea. 



Upper Left FULL MOON 

 Upper Right BRONZE SONG 

 Lower Left AUTUMN LEAVES 

 Lower Right TOUCHDOWN 



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PINK, WHITE, ORANGE, 

 YELLOW & RED 



INDIAN SUMMER 

 GOLDEN ARROW 

 PUMPKIN 

 SILVER SONG 

 SEPTEMBER SONG 



$3.45 



Harvest Giant Mums are a new strain with super 

 size blooms just like those you see in a florist shop. 

 Only these hybrids have been especially developed 

 MT'^ for garden growing. They need no special atten- 

 tion except that in order to obtain large, specimen blooms 

 pinch the first side buds oflf the main stem when they 

 appear. 



Harvest Giant Mums along with all Mums need only 

 a good garden soil and a minimum of a half of day of sunlight to 

 grow well. It is well to cover the plants with straw or evergreen 

 branches over the winter. The purpose is not to protect them 

 from low temperatures but to keep them from alternately freezing 

 and thawing and being heaved up out of the ground. Remove 

 this cover in spring. 



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SILVER SONG 



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