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VAUGHAN'S SEED STORE. CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. BOOK FOR FLORISTS 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



GOLDEN DOME. 



Ur^.P^f'nU^^'^ ■y^'''' ROSETTE. -An enormous Thanksgiving pink, very 

 large, tun and compact: tlienrandest late commercial extant. .A Hne 

 companion for the Chadwicks and Nonin (or late ciittini; 

 M f '^h^^'il'^^'*? »ETKOY.\T. An enormous incurvin,- pink, brighter 

 than Duckham from the second bud: rather short petals very full 

 splendid stem and foliage. Winner of premium, seedling class, light 

 pink. Chicago Show. 



MIXE ANGELE LWRENT. Four feet, with fine stem and good foli- 

 ^i^^l'^ A ( "p"'^":' a" t-^'ra fine commercial white, incurving com- 

 pact, and of splendid texture, October 10 and later. 



^'^ECTEUK GERARD. Four feet golden yellow from the first bud 

 which brings agrand flower: bronzy yellow from the second bud. Ready 

 October l. Habit and foliage extra. Scored 87. C. S. A. 



Six New Single Chrysanthemums. 



New Varieties for 1 QDT delivery march ist. 



i.icw vaAicLica lui lUKJ 4 . orders booked now. 



GOLDEN DOME. Macrae's Golden Sport from Tellow Eaton. A most promising commercial 

 variety. Blooming tinie. full mid season and later; shows a little variation in foliage but loses none of 

 tlie Katon beauty: splendid stem; color, golden yellow, with the refined form and finish of Bonnaffon. 

 i nis IS man probability the Inest sort of the year for commercial purposes. Scored 89 points on 

 November 17 at both New York and Philadelphia. 

 Each, oOc; per doz., 85.00; per 100, 835.00. 



Foreign Novelties for 1907. 



The Cream of Foreign Importations are Offered in the following Collections. 

 Price, each, 50c; per doz., S5.00; per 100, S35.00. 

 MISS CLAY IF^ICK. White Sport from Wm. Duckham. Every mum grower knows the latter, 

 and the sport named above is identical with the parent save in color which is pure white. This vari- 

 ety won the C. S A. prize for best undisseminated variety' at the Chicago Show. 



MRS. A. T. MILLER. Pure white, flower building up into a large solid head. Certificated by 



S. A. on the commercial scale. October 13. Height SVi feet. Bud not before August 20. 

 WINTER CHEER. Closely incuryiiig pink sport of M. F. Perrin. much admired in New York 

 show. \\ 111 be a good late commercial pink and can be grot for Thanksgiving if desired. Height 4 feet. 

 Any bud after .August 20. 



MISS ALICE ROOSEVELT. Snow white. Japanese incurved with broad florets; medium height, good 

 stem and toliage. Very promising. 



s pot plants or cut flowers; 

 :k Do not disbud these 

 ud were much admired at 



These are now becoming very popular grown 

 they are most valuable for light graceful w 

 closely. The 6 offered are our own seedlings 

 the Chicago Flower Show. 



Price, each, 25c; per doz., 82.00; per 100,815.00. 

 Sweetness. Large clear yellow, white flat florets. Fragrance in a Chry- 

 santhemum IS something never mentioned, but in this we have a sweet 

 scented mum. I he fragrance is very distinct and sweet. 

 Banzai. Crimson with 3 to 4 rows of florets. Center yellow. Very showy. 

 Red Chief. Flowers 3 inches in diameter of bright crimson. 

 Red Mispa. Same order as Mispa except flowers are dark red. Fine for 

 pots. 



Buttercup. Small yellow flowers in great number, fine for pot plants. 

 Daisy. .Small white flowers; Terv bushv grower. 



Special oKer Single Chrysanthemums. The 5 for 85c. 



Six New Pompons. 



Ready After March 1st. 

 Each, 25c; per doz,, S3.00. The set of 6 for Sl.OO. 

 Alleen. clear rose pinU. La Purlte. Pure white. 



Charlotte. Deep bmnze. Panauia. Deep red. 



Jersey Beauty. Light bronze. Uncda. Pure yellou. 



Fine Summer-Flowering Mums. 



Price, each, 10c; 12 for 81.00; lOOfor S8.00. Ready March 1st. 

 G. Grunerwald. ICxpanding the first flowers in the beginning of .'\ugiist ari«l' 

 c-xtending its flowering period well into November. The ftowers avera,ee 

 4-S inches in diameter, color light pink. 



Parislana White. P"lowers in the open air from August to November. 

 Flowers pure white, full. 4 inches across. 



Yellow Globe. Flowering from August until November. The flowers are 

 a deep yellow, l'/< inches in diameter, perfectly double and ball shaiM.-ti. 

 Plant is of bushy compact growth. 



Goacher. Crimson and gold of fine size, blooming in August and September. 

 Carrie. 4-inch flowers of dee[) golden vellow, blooming freely from Ak;igust 

 to October. The Siininier flowering set of 5 for 40c. 



Pompon Chrysanthemums. 



Price, unless noted, per doz., <!0c; per 100; 84.00. 



Remember the uscf ii I iicss ol I'oiiipons in uii-to date decoration, both in 

 cut flowers and pot plants. I hey are of the easiest culture, requiring very 

 little training and yield flowers in abundanci'. 



The following list contains the best tor all i)uri)Oses. 

 Attlla. Deep orange maroon, com- 



MLLE. E. CHAB.4NNE. An immense flower of the most beautiful shade 

 ot rosy pink, with bright shadings; very much the form of Beatrice May, 

 and comes into bloom about the same time. Fine either for commercial 

 or exhibition. Certiflcate. American Chrysanthemum Society. 

 MLLE. SUZ.4NNE GAUTHIER, Pure white, extremely full, very smooth 

 of tile' t\ "^"^'^ '"'^^ ribbons and deeply reflexed. A beautiful example 



SERGEANT LOVY. Three feet deep golden yellow with broad incurving 

 centei and reflexing outer petals; color, form and substance excellent; 

 Ideal in growth and foliage. September 25 and later. 



Choice and Rare Varieties. 



Price, unless noted, per doz., Sl.OO; per 100, S8.00. 

 Beatrice May. One of the very best white varieties introduced to date. 

 A grand thing in every way. 



Clementine Touset. The Early Chadwick. This Chrysanthemum 



C roved last season to be the best of all early whites, large handsome 

 loom of same color as W. H; Chadwick. Ready to cut October 8th. 

 Per 100, S4.00. 



Geo. W. Childs. Midseason. Best red for pot plant. Per 100, $5.00. 

 Golden Chadwick. Can be had in fine shape for Thanksgiving. It is a 

 sport of the well-known popular variety W. H. Chadwick; same form, 

 habit, etc.. as the white variety, except in color, which is bright yel- 

 low. Per 100, $5.00; per 1000, S40.00. 



Jeannie Nonln. This proved to be the best late white, can be cut for 

 Xmas. Flower as large as Eaton, but not as coarse and a pure white 

 with a full center. Take second bud after Sept. 15th. Per 100, S5.00. 

 Merstham Crimson. A fine large crimson with lots of substance. 

 Miss Mary Seddon. A fine dwarf growing white of largest size. 

 Mrs. G. Heaume. Salmon buff reflexed. a good variety for exhibition 

 collections, strong healthy grower. 



Mrs. Geo. Beech. Deep yellow. An excellent variety for either exhibi- 

 tion or commercial. Height. 3H feet. November ISth. 

 Mrs. Henry Partridge. Crimson with bronze reverse, one of the best. 

 Mrs. John E. Dunne. Terra cotta shaded with pink, large flower. 

 Mayor Weaver. 7 inch flowers, stiff stem. Height, 4 to 4K feet. The 

 flower is a loose Japanese incurved of a bright rose pink, ready to cut 

 November l-5th. 



Mary Mann. A large Japanese incurved with broad petals, arranged 

 to show the bright rose color to the best advantage. The best commer- 

 cial pink of recent years. 



October Frost. 6-inch flowers, pure white. Ready to cut October lOtli. 

 Height, 3H feet. 



President Roosevelt. Grand large blooms, color white ground with 

 lik'ht shell pink center. As a cut flower or pot plant it will have few 

 eciiials. Ready to cut November 5-lOth. 



Rol d' Italia. Very handsome, brilliant yellow, globular blooms of nar- 

 row iietals. Has developed all the necessary requisites of a first-class 

 commercial variety. Dwarf; early. Per 100, 84.00. 

 Rob't Halliday. A large, broad petaled Japanese flower with perfeC' 

 stem and heavy foliage. One of the finest second earlv yellows. Kxcel- 

 leiit for bush culture. Per 100, S4.00. 



S. T. Wright. Is the biggest of them all. It is red and gold of gorgeous 

 shades: reflexes. Per 100,85.00. 



Standard Sorts. 



Itact. 



Baby. Best late yellow. A mass 

 of tiny blooms for Thanksgiving. 

 Per doz,. 75c. 



Bridesmaid. Clear soft pink. 



Climax. I )eei) rosy pink. 



ChUver. Small white. 



Delli atlsslma. Daybreak [link. 



(;olden Eleece. Large lemon yel 



Gold NiiKKct. Deep orange. 

 Halo. Kright bronze. 



The Set of 20 Pompons for 80c. 



I.,ula. Snow white. 

 Qlagnlflcus. Very beautiful. 



Pure white. 

 Princess Louise. Brotize. 

 Princess of Wales. Best wlii 

 Reol. I'lur white. 

 Toiio. I)< i p vellow. 

 Veda. Bright vellow. 

 /enobla. Cright clear vello\ 

 Zoda. Soft delicate pink. 



Price, unless noted, per doz., 40c; 

 Aniorlta. Pink. 

 Alice Kyron. White. 

 A. J. Balfour. Pink. 

 <'ol. D. Appleton. Vellow. 

 Enterprise. Pink, Anemone Cen- 

 ter. Per 100. $5.00. 

 Garza. White. Anemone Centei. 



Per 100. $4,00. 

 Golden Age. Y« How. 

 Harrison Dick. Bronze. 

 Lord llopetoun. Red. 

 ."♦lay Foster. White. 



per 100, $3.00 » per 1,000, 835.00. 

 Marlon Newell. Pink. 

 Major ilonnaffon. Yellow. 

 Merstham Yellow. 

 Mrs. H. Robinson. White. 

 Mrs. Jerome Jones. White. 

 Mrs. Wm. Diiekham. Yellow. 

 Monrovia, \illow. 

 Timothy lOalon. White. 

 Wm. DiK'kliani. Pink. 

 W. II. Chadwick. White. Per 



UK), $4.00. 



Yellow Eaton. Yellow. 



Karly in May and planting time we will have the popular varieties 

 ill quantity. When ready to iilant, let usMuake our best terms. Our 

 stock of standard Chrysanthemums includes many not catalogued. 

 Write if in need of such. 



