HENE7 A. DREER, 714 Ohestmit Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 



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WHITE BONNAFFON. 



GHRYSANTHEiyioiyis 



New Varieties for 1901. 



Timothy Eaton (Miller). The sensational novelty ol the 

 year and the greatest introduction for many years This 

 variety has been extensively exhibited the past fall and cap- 

 tured every prize for which it was entered. 



It is the largest, white, globular, Japanese incurs-ed variety 

 yet raised. The form is perfect, the stem stiff, with healthy 

 foliage, and brings a full crop of perfect flowers. 



Brutus ( May ) . Verj' bright red, shaded -with orange ; a bold, 

 handsome flower of a glowing sunset color, averaging about 

 6 inches through by 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- 

 Ung of W. H. Lincoln, ■nith equal constitution and better 

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

 delphia. 



lolantha (Smith & Son). An incurving pink, maturing Octo- 

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

 Certificated C. S. A. 



Malcolm Lamond. A counterpart of Fisher's Torch in 

 color, but much fuller, ha\-ing three times as many petals ; a 

 beautiful velvety 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. 



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

 Japanese incun'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 

 variety sent out by them the past ten years. 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 incurving, in a graceful and artistic form. 



Certificated C. S. A. 

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



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



Certificated C. S. A. 

 Yanariva. Deep blush centre, -ndth delicate blush for balance ; 



a striking and artistic flower, 7 inches through by 5^ 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 ; §5.00 per dozen ; the set of 1 1 varieties for ^4.50. 



Ne'w Pompone Chrysanthemiiiiis. 



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, pmre snow white, globular form of medium 



size. 



Miss Ada Williams, \^^lite, shaded with blush, slightly 



laced with ^^olet. 

 Quinola. Deep, clear orange yellow of excellent form and 



good size. 



20 cents each ; the set of 6 for $I.cx3. 



ChrysantlieiuTiins. 



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 00 

 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 4 00 



Lavender Queen. Soft lavender pink . . . 75 6 c«d 



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



Major Bonnaffon. Soft clear yellow ... 60 4 00 



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 chd 



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 cx3 



Philadelphia. White flushed lemon yellow . 75 6 00 



Pennsylvania. Fine bright )-ellow .... 75 6 00 



Pluto. Bright red, reverse golden yellow . . 60 4 00 



Viviand Morel. Standard pink . ... 60 4 00 



Snow Queen. Snow white of great substance 60 5 00 

 Walter Molatsch. Early incurved large 



yellow 75 6 00 



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



