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THE DINGEE & CONARD CO., WEST GROVE, PA. 



NEW AND RARE CHRYSANTHEMUMS 



H AJ R J A. PARR.-Perfect ball-shaped flowers. Cole 



fk^>'v RE ^* N -~^ &vge > hT ig h t yellow flowers ; dwarf. 

 IVORY.— The grandest of all whites for general planting 



arid for specimen flowers it is the standard variety b 

 rnVSQ?™™ are J ud S ed - Color snow white. 



to tft COOK ~ Lar g e flowers. Light blush pink shadin 



LAD / FTTZWYGRAM.-One of the earliest of all white 



In full bloom about September 22d. Blooms measure 



t i n £v es «? A^S^i 1 P^e white; incurving and featherj 



LADY PLAYFAIR.— Fine variety for amateur culture 



iJMS^^Si^S? pink 9ow ers on long, stiff stems. 



MAJOR BONNAFFON.-The most popular varietv Ii 



cultivation. Magnificent, large, deep flowers, Colo 



golden yellow. 



MALCOLM LAMOND.-Deep claret red. Fine form 



dwarf habit. 15 cts. each. 

 MARION HENDERSON.-One of the earliest goldei 



yellows. Large, incurved flowers. 



MA ,V D DEAN The best of its color, Violet-pink, larg 



full and double. 6 



MME. BERGMANN.-Earliest white, except Lady Fitz 



**^~«~ Fme ' ]ar § e flowers ; exquisitely formed- Superb 



MODESTO.-The grandest deep golden yellow; enormou 



^-no^ 8 ' 6 l0 8 incnes across; long stiff stems; midseason 



MRS. E. G. HILL.— One of the most splendid Chrvsauthe 



mums in cultivation ; grand incurving flowers iuU ano 



deep ; very double . 5 to 6 inches across. Color beautiful 



La France pink. Grows about 3 to 4 feet : produces in* 



-.^fflse numbers of flowers. Magnificent in the opens round 



MRS. FRELAT.— Extraordinary: fragrance similar to thd 



if Pin , ea PPie. Color pure white; petals tipped witfci 



gold. Of enormous size, and crowded with petals. 



MRS. H. ROB1NSON.-A variety noted for the exquisite 



form oi its flowers, which are superb white 

 MRS O. P BASSETT.-A grand old vellow. Large, 

 round and beautiful. * s ' 



MRS PERRIN.— A beautiful shade of rose pink. Dwarf. 

 MRS TREMOR L. PAR K. -New variety : very rare; one 

 •of the grandest of all yellows ; immense size ; exquisitely 

 m*«i sh «£ and handsome grower. .Incurved, Japanese type. 

 MRS. WEEKS.— A grand white that has taken marv tot 

 fc-.V™ 11 . 1 ™ 8 ,, s P lendid f or amateur culture. Free bloomer. 

 MUTUAL FRIEND.-Grand clear white. Extra laree 

 OCTOBER SUNSHINE.-Very fine. Early blooming; 

 enormous flowers; perfect ball-shaped form. Sulphur 

 yellow. . r 



PHENOMENAL. An enormous flower, with broad curl- 

 ing, incurving petals ; very bold, but not coarse. Color 

 clear chamois yellow, shading pink at the tease of petals. 

 PHILADELPHIA.— Japanese incurved; creamy white. 



tipped primrose. 

 PINK IVORY,— Identical with Ivory, save color, which is 



a soft pearl pink. Good form, fine color and verv earlv 

 POLLY ROSE— White Glory of the Pacific. Truly a great 



variety. Dwarf grower. 

 PRIDE.— Magnificent pure white flowers of enormous size, 



forming almost a perfect ball : long, stiff stems. 

 QUEEN OF THE WEST. -A splendid new white variety. 

 QUITO,— The best late flowering dwarf pink ; a grand 



brilliant color. Flowers large and of great depth. 

 SHILOWA.— Deep, solid crimson or maroon. Flowers 



perfectly formed. Tail grower. Magnificent. 

 SILVER WEDDING.— NobJe. Flowers 7 to 7 % inches in 

 diameter and 5 inches deep. Color pure white. Magnifi- 

 cent. 

 SOLAR QUEEN.— Blooms when but 20 inches high. Color 

 golden yellow shading lighter. Enormous flowers 10 

 inches across. 

 THORNDEN.— An immense golden yellow. Fully 10 



inches in diameter. Glorious. 

 V. MOREL.— Bright pink, Japanese variety. Superb. 

 WHITE LADY.— Originated with us, A sport of Christmas 

 Gift. Color shining ivory white. Perfect ball-shaped 

 flower. Superb. 

 WILLOW BROOK.— The earliest of all whites. Strong, 



dwarf grower. A grand variety. 

 YELLOW FELLOW.— One of the greatest yellows ever 

 introduced. Won grand bicycle prize as champion yellow. 



Chrysanthemum.— Glory of the Pacific 



A £5£ E, ~ New Ja p a nese incurved. Color delicate pink. 



btrong grower. Perfect flowers. 

 AGNES SHELLEM.-White sport from Maud Dean in 



shape like Major Bow.affon. 20 cts. each. ' 



§»n£ 7i?d5So , ""? ark crinL 1° n sc arlet. Extra fine. 

 BRONZE KING.— .mmense flowers crowded with stiff 



CHRISTMAS* riFT RiC a b fi r0DZe l n ? ° M ^ 0ld color ' 

 CHRISTMAS GIFT.— A fine white varietv; distinct in 



j?£°T r ?i : c P J 0d r Cmg P erf e ct flowers in great profusion. 

 ECLIPSE.-Lemou-yellow. A sport from Wm. H. Chad- 

 in col r iS C0Unter Part in every way except 



E ?fll I ?v! SMI 1 TH ^7 Large ' superbly-made flowers, much 

 after the style of Ivory, but larger. Blooms almost as early 



-ft; ? u * i s a tall grower. Color splendid snow white 

 1 ME . ^ D + A '"7 Fl ^ e tall-growing variety, with flowers 

 ^™fi er n h ? fash , lon of P n E - G - ffiK-very large and 



»££?££&[- ~ Color soft - P^dy Pink- Exquisite 



EUGENE DAILLEDOUZS—The grandest of golden 

 round*" Polished gold; has blen shown 22 inches 



F ±V SU ^ DE * R ^ E - Large - told flowers. A true, clear 



w £T£'i7£ h A°^ s $ adlllg of any description. 



1<-KANK HARD Y.-A pure white sport from Good Gracious. 



u KAL ,3.— Best early white, Large symrhetri- 



GEoftt p rfe' fl £ ly 7 inehes across Grand? 

 &EORGE W. CHILDS.— Deep rich velvetv crimson 



Q «S RY t fl P THE , p ACIFIC.-?The best earl v pink? Mag- 

 nificent flower? of great size and depth, with*broad outer 

 petals, faintly reflexed. Showy clear pink color. Dwarf 



rnTnl g M cn h ±l o l gr0ffth ' Blooms early. 



GOLDEN SUNRISE.-Anemone. Outside petals terra 

 cotta ; mside bronze or old gold F 



G V^fS e WEDDING --Stm one of the best yellows. 



ci>nr !A i nrrtr n* SET WO ~ 2 ° CHRYSANTHEMUMS FOR $7>00 



SFfcUAL OFFER Tog »»£«rther extend the . Polarity of the Chrysanthemums, we make this splendid offer: 

 our selection, distinct ■ unil riif&Vinr \?n 7JL W i J i se £ d to W y address, postpaid, 2© choice Chrysanthemums, 

 us, a e s le we , °w'ilf SVou^e^e^krl^l^^be &tf£iij2Ji!£ imVOint * A by lea ™ th ° 8eleCti ° n *° 



