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The following 33 chrysanthemums were registered this year 

 with the American Chrysanthemum Society, but do not ap- 

 pear to have been introduced : 



Adele. Edwin A. Seidewitz, Annapolis, Md. 

 Alpha. C. D. Kingman. 

 Ancient City. Seidewitz. 

 Blushing Maid. Kingman. 



California. George Hoi lis, S. Weymouth, Mass. 

 Canton. Thomas Laurence, Ogdensburg, N . Y. 

 Captain Crosbie. Hollis. 

 Champlain. Laurence. 

 Crimson Globe. Hollis. 

 Dorothy Tennant. Kingman. 

 Edith M. Hollis. Hollis. 

 Eglantine. Kingman. 



James H. Freeland. E. A. Wood, W. Newton, Mass. 



Jessie K. Crosbie. Hollis. 



Kildare. Kingman. 



Leather Stocking. Kingman. 



Lord Baltimore. Seidezuitz. 



Mrs. Dudley C. Hall. Mrs. E. M. Gill. 



Mrs. E. W. Wood. Wood. 



My Maryland. Seidewitz. 



Nain. Hollis. 



Newton's Favorite. Hollis. 



Rosalie. Kingman. 



The American. Seidewitz. 



The Correspondent. Seidewitz. 



The Herald. Seidewitz. 



The Journal. Seidewitz. 



The News. Seidewitz. 



The Sun. Seidewitz. 



The World. Seidewitz. 



Warrior. Hollis. 



Warsaw. Kingman. 



Weymouth Belle. Hollis. 



Cimicifuga racemosa. H. P. Kelsey. Gillett 6° Horsford. 

 N. E. States. 



Circaea Lutetiana. Harlan P. Kelsey, N. C. 



A native woods herb of small size and very small flowers. 

 Citron, Corsican. Division of Pomology, U. S. Dept. Agr. 

 Coleus, Silver Leaf. Henderson. 



Silvery white in the center of the leaf when grown under glass 

 and very light yellow outdoors. Edge of foliage green. 

 Collinsia bartisiaefolia var. alba. Orcutt. 



A cultivated white variety; rarely found wild in California. 

 Collomia (or Gilia) grandiflora. Orcutt. 



Annual, 1-2 feet high, with large salmon flowers. 



