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HENRY A. DREER, 714 Chestnut Street. Philadelphia, Pa. 



White BoNNAFroN. 



GHRYSflfiTBEIVIOiyiS. 



New Varieties for 1901. 



(Ready for distribution early in April.) 



Timothy Eaton (Miller). The sensational noveln- of the 

 year and die greatest introduction for many years. This 

 variet)' has been extensively exhibited the past fall and cap- 

 tured every prize for which it was entered. 



It is the largest, white, globular, Japanese inoirved variety 

 j-et raised. The form is perfect, the stem stiff, with healthy 

 foliage, and brings a fiall crop of perfect flowers. 



Brutus (May). VeiT bright red, shaded with orange; a bold, 

 handsome flower of a glowing sunset color, averaging about 

 6 inches through b)' 5 inches in depth. Certificated C. S. A. 



Chestnut Hill (May). Clear, bright yellow, of excellent 

 form and substance ; at its best end of November. A seed- 

 ling of W. H. Lincoln, with equal constitution and better 

 form. Certificated at Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati and Phila- 

 delphia. 



lolantha (Smith & Son). An incur^-ing pink, maturing Octo- 

 ber loth to 15th ; probably the best early pink yet introduced. 

 Certificated C. S. A. 



Malcolm Lamond. A counterpart of Fisher's Torch in 

 color, but much fuller, having three times as many petals ; a 

 beautiful velvets' crimson that does not bum. Certificated 

 C. S. A. 



riary Hill (Rieman). A bright shade of pink, with a high 

 pearl gloss on the outer petals ; at its best about November 

 15th. Certificated C. S. A. 



rirs. Elmer D. Smith (Smith & Son). A bright yellow 

 Japanese incur\-ed, deeper in color than Golden Wedding ; of 

 perfect form, full double, high, rounded centre. The intro- 

 ducers claim that this variety has more good points than any 

 varietj* sent out bv- them the past ten 3'ears. Certificated C. S. A. 



New.Chrysanthemums for 1901 — Continued. 



rirs. W. D. Chamberlain (May). A bold, handsome 



flower, of a lovely shade of pink, long ray petals drooping ; 



balance reflexed or incurs-ing, in a graceful and artistic form. 



Certificated C. S. A. 

 Omega (Smith & Sonl. A second early yellow, with blooms 



7 ^''2 inches in diameter; in perfection about October 25th. 



Certificated C. S. A. 

 Yanariva. Deep blush cen&e, with delicate blush for balance ; 



a striking and artistic flower, 7 inches through by 5 j^ -deep ; 



entirely distinct from all other varieties. 

 Zama (May). Old gold; reverse, bright strawberry red; 



lower petals tubular ; balance flat ; reflexed, but full to centre ; 



an acquisition for exhibition purposes. 

 50 cents each ; S5. 00 per dozen ; the set of 1 1 varieties for $4.50. 



Ne\ir Pompone Chrysantliemnms. 



Aileen. Deep lilac pink ; close, compact form of medium 



size. 

 Qallia. A bold, handsome flower ; clear, soft pink, when fully 



developed. 

 Klondike. The most brilliant yellow of the whole family. 

 Lula. A lovely, pure snow white, globular form of medium 

 J size. 



i Miss Ada Williams. White, shaded with blush, slightly 

 \ laced with violet. 



j Quinola. Deep, clear orange yellow of excellent form and 

 good size. 



20 cents each ; the set of 6 for Si. 00. 



Chrysanthemuiiis. 



Thirty-five Choice Exhibition Varieties. 



Per doz. Per 100. 



Black Hawk. Rich scarlet crimson .... $0 60 $4 00 



Chas. Davis. Fine golden bronze 60 4 00 



Col. D. Appleton. The finest yellow yet 



introduced I 25 10 00 



Eclipse. A light yellow sport from W. H. 



Chadwick 75 5 00 



Eugene Dalledouze. A grand yellow. . . 60 4 00 



Frank Hardy. Superb pure white 60 4 00 



George W. Childs. Best deep crimson . . 75 5 00 



Golden Wedding. Immense golden yellow 75 6 ck> 

 Goldmine. Rich golden yellow, 10 to 11 



inches in diameter I 25 10 00 



G. J. Warren. Fine yellow exhibition variety 75 6 00 



Helen BloodgOOd. Beautiful clear pink . . 60 4 00 



Intensity. Very late, reflexed bright crimson 75 6 00 



lora. Tubular clear pink 60 4 00 



John Shrimpton. Velvety crimson scarlet . 60 400 



Lavender Queen. Soft lavender pink . . . 75 600 



Mrs. Perrin. Distinct glistening pink ... 60 4 00 



Major Bonnaffon. Soft clear yellow ... 60 4 oo' 



Mayflower. Magnificent large white ... 60 4 00 



Minerva. Large incurved golden yellow . 60 4 00 



Mrs. Jerome Jones. One of the best whites 60 4 00 



Mutual Friend. Large reflexed pure white . 60 400 



Modesto. Fine incurved yellow 60 4 00 



Miss Georgina Pitcher. A desirable bright 



yellow • 60 4 00 



Monrovia. Fine deep yellow I 00 8 00 



Mrs. Henry Robinson. Fine pure white . 60 4 00 



Nesota. A pleasing light pink 75 6 00 



Orizaba. Beautiful soft pink I 00 8 00 



Peter Kay. Large lemon yellow 75 6 00 



Philadelphia. White flushed lemon yellow . 75 600 



Pennsylvania. Fine bright yellow .... 75 6 00 



Pluto. Bright red, reverse golden 3-ellow . . 60 4 00 



Viviand Morel. Standard pink 60 4 00 



Snow Queen. Snow white of great substance 60 ^ 'X> 

 Walter Molatsch. Early incurs-ed large 



yellow 75 6 00 



White Bonaffon. A fine, late pure white . 75 6 00 



