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Magnificent Dingee Chrysanthemums 



Hardy Pompon Chrysanthemums 



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 all Pompon 

 Mums, strong plants, 15c each; 2 for 25c; $1.25 

 per dozen, postpaid. 



ALICE HOWELL — Single orange yellow. 

 BUCKINGHAM — Single. Clear pink gigantic size. 

 BOSTON — Even shade of golden bronze. 

 CHRISTMAS GOLD — Very bright yellow, small 



flowers in clusters. 

 CORA PECK BUHL— Deep golden yellow. 

 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 yellow. 

 IVA — Reddish bronze. 

 JULIANA — Early yellow. 



KLONDYKE — Brilliant yellow compact bloom. 

 LEILAH — Rose pink. 

 LILLIAN DOTY— Shell pink. 

 MIRAMAR — Large ; an early bronze. 

 NEW YORK — A light bronze. 



RED DOTY — Brilliant, rich dark red. Double. 

 WHITE DOTY — Double white flowers. 

 YELLOW BABY— Small button, yellow. 



Climax Collection 



Strong pot plants. All will bloom the first 

 year, and make a great showing in late fall. , 

 One each of following varieties: 



8 HARDY POMPON "MUMS" 75c PPD. \ 



une eacn ot ronowing 



BUCKINGHAM — Single pink, yellow center. 

 GOLDEN CLIMAX— Golden yellow. 

 DIANA — Double pure white. 

 LILLIAN DOTY— Double shell pink. 

 RED DOTY— Double red. 

 MIRAMAR — Large double bronze. 

 GODFREY — Double late. Light pink. 

 KLONDYKE — Brilliant yellow. Compact bloom., 

 SPECIAL OFFER — One each of the 8 hardy 

 Pompon varieties offered above for 75c, post- 

 paid. Order as the "Climax Collection." ' 



Since the introduction of these lovely au- 

 tumn-flowering plants into Europe, some 

 two hundred years ago, they have beer, 

 developed to a wonderful extent. Those 

 who have in mind the small, old garden 

 varieties cannot imagine the exquisite 

 beauty of the newer sorts. They produce 

 enormous, massive flowers of most beau- 

 tiful colors and perfect shape. Their cul- 

 ture is the easiest. See "How to Grow 



. Them" on page 31, and if further infor- 

 mation is desired, it will be furnished up- 



| on application. Our collection contains the 

 best and most beautiful of the newer va- 



k rieties, as well as the choicest of the 

 standard sorts. We offer them at prices 



) within the reach of all, as we would like 

 to see them growing in every garden and 

 in every ho me. 



Price all Mums on this page, strong, 

 healthy pot plants, 15c each; 2 for 25c; 

 ^ $1.25 per dozen, postpaid. 



N,. BETSY ROSS — Midseason. Incurved 

 white. 

 x ^ BROWN UNAKA— A golden bronze. 

 *& &m£L Early. 



'"HI CHARLES RAGER — Midseason. In- 

 curved pure white. 

 EARLY FROST — White. 



GOLDEN GLORY — Midseason. Fine big yel- 

 low blooms. 

 HARVARD — Late. Medium size. Red! 

 MAJOR BANNAFFON — Late. A fine incurved yel- 

 low. 



OCONTO — Large pure white blooms. 



PACIFIC SUPREME — Pink. Early. 



PINK CHIEFTAIN — Midseason. A pleasing shade 



of pink. 

 ROSE CHOCHARD — Midseason. A very large, 



dark pink. 

 ROSE PERFECTION— Midseason. A bright pink. 

 SILVER SHEEN — Early. Pure white incurve. 

 SUNBEAM — Late. Bright yellow. Fine. 

 SUN GLOW- — Early incurved. Bright yellow. 

 UNAKA — Early. Large pink. 



WHITE CHADWICK— Late. Blush white incurved. 

 WHITE CHIEFTAIN— Midseason. Medium white. 

 WHITE PATTY — Late, incurved flower. White. 

 YELLOW CHADWICK — Late. A handsome golden 



yellow. 



Dingee Pompon Chrysanthemum 



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