ON CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



constant in character ; height 4ft. Mrs. W. Mease, a sulphur- 

 yellow sport from Madame Carnot ; height 4|ft. Mrs. White 

 Popham, white, shaded with carmine ; florets long, drooping, and 

 handsomely twisted ; 

 height 5 ft. Mons. 

 Pankoucke (Fig. 70), 

 clear yellow; a large 

 deep flower ; height 

 4ft. ; crown bud. 

 Moor Park, golden-bufl", 

 marked with crimson ; 

 a deep flower, with long 

 twisted florets ; height 

 4^ft. Mons. Fatyer, 

 soft yellow ; very large 

 and handsome ; height 

 4^ft. Nina Dabbs, 

 deep yellow, slightly 

 shaded with green ; 

 florets broad and 

 spreading ; a large and 

 deep flower; height 5ft. 

 Nellie Pockett, creamy- 

 white ; florets long, 

 rather narrow, and 

 twisted ; a deep and 

 lovely flower ; height 

 5ft. Niveus, probably 

 the purest white ; a 

 lovely flower, of good 

 size ; crown bud. Ny- 

 anza, dark crimson ; 



florets incurved ; must be well grown ; crown bud. Olive Oclee, 

 rich deep bronze ; florets incurved ; good on crown or terminal 

 buds. Owen's Memorial, rich crimson-red; florets broad, drooping, 

 and slightly twisted ; very large ; height 4ft. Ponderosum, white ; 

 flowers of immense width and depth ; terminal bud. Phoebus, a 

 charming yellow ; florets long and reflexed ; crown bud. Pride of 

 Madford, crimson-cerise ; a beautifully-formed flower ; crown 

 bud. Royal Standard, deep crimson; flower of fine substance; 

 very promising ; crown bud. R. Hooper Pearson, one of the best 

 of all the yellow varieties, and of dwarf, sturdy habit in growth ; 



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Fig. 70. 



-Chrysanthemum Mons. 

 Pankoucke. 



