^ Our New GuideIo Rose Cultube ^ 



MAGNIFICENT DINGEE CHRYSANTHExMUMS 



Since the introduction of these lovely autumn-flowering 

 plants into Europe, some two hundred years ago, they have 

 been developed to a wonderful extent. Those who have in 

 mind the small, old garden varieties carmot imagine the ex- 

 quisite beauty of the newer sorts. They produce enormous, 

 massive flowers of most beautiful colors and perfect shape. 

 Their culture is the easiest. See "How to Grow Them" 

 on circular enclosed, and if further information is desired, 

 it will be furnished upon appKcation. Our coUection con- 

 tains the best and most beautiful of the newer varieties, as' 

 weU as the choicest of the standard sorts. ^^ e oS"er them 

 at prices within the reach of all, as we would like to sec 

 them growing in every garden and in every home. 



Price. Strong, healthy pot plants, 2 for: 25 cts.; 

 $1.50 per dozen, postpaid. 

 Betsy Ross. Midseason. Incurved white. 

 Brown Unaka. Golden bronze. Early. 

 Charles Rager. Midseason. Incurved 



pure white. 

 Early Frost. White. 

 Golden Glory. Midseason. Fiue big 



yellow blooms. 

 Harvard. Late. Medium size. Red. 

 Major BannafFon. Late. Fine incurved 



yellow. 

 Oconto. Large pure white blooms. 

 Pacific Supreme. Pink. Early. 

 Pink Chieftain. Midseason. Pleasing 



shade of pink. 

 Rose Chochard. Midseason. Large dark 



pink. 

 Rose Perfection. Midseason. Bright pink. 

 Silver Sheen. Early. Pure white incurve. 

 Sunbeam. Late. Bright yellow. Fine, 

 Sun Glow. Early incurved. Bright yellow. 

 Tints of Gold. Attractive golden bronze. 

 Unaka. Early. Large pink. 

 White Chadwick. Late. Blush white 



incurved. 

 White Chieftain. Midseason. Medium 



size white. 

 White Patty. Late. Fine incurved 



flower. White. 

 Yellow Chadwick. Late. Handsome 



golden yeUow. 

 Yellow Frost. Early incurved. Light 



yeUow. 





Dingee Chrysaiiiixjiiijin 



Hardy Pompom Chrysanthemum 



These are entirely hardy and produce hundreds of button like perfectly 

 double flowers, making an excellent show. Last until late in the autumn, 

 We offer the choicest varieties only. Price. Strong plants, 2 for 25 

 cts.; $1.50 per dozen, postpaid. 



Adironda. Early golden bronze. 



Alice Howell. Single orange yel- 

 low. 



Buckingham. Single pink. 



Boston. Even shade of golden 

 bronze. 



Christmas Gold. Very bright 

 yeUow, small flowers. 



Cora Peck Buhl. Deep golden 

 yeUow. 



Clarinda. Double bronze. 



Diana. Late. Pure white. 



Dotson. Old rose reflex petals. 



Eden. Bright rose. 



Edina. Best rose pink. 



Godfrey. Late. Light pink. 



Golden Climax. Midseason. 



Golden yeUow. 



Golden Oriale. Early single. 

 Light yeUow. 



Iva. Reddish bronze. 



Juliana. Early yeUow. 



Klondyke. Brilhant yeUow com- 

 pact bloom. 



Leilah. Rose pink. 



Lillian Doty. SheU pink. 



Miramar. Large early bronze. 



New York. Light bronze. 



Red Doty. Double red. 



White Doty. Double white. 



Yellow Baby. SmaU button, 

 yeUow. 



Pompom Chrysanthemum 



The Dingee & Conard Co., West Grove, Pa. August 31, 1928. 



Gentlemen : — 



I cannot close without a word of appreciation of your Rose, the 

 Charles Dingee. The plant I had from you eighteen months ago is a 

 large bush, healthy and strong, and I had from it in Uttle more than a 

 year slip plants that were beginning to blossom. The Rose itself is one 

 of the most beautiful we ever saw and we are enthusiastic about it. 



Very truly yours, (Miss) C. S. Sheldon (Hethadee, Bermuda). 



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