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VAUGHAN'S BOOK FOR FLORISTS, CHICAGO AND NEW YORK. 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



New Varieties for 



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



Virginia Polilniann. Pohlmann's white sport from Mine. Paul Sagiit. Tlie flower is almost pure 

 wliiie. of liood size, incurved, full petals overlying each other in center, making a perfect bloom -. of verv 

 easv culture ; blooms cut between October 12 and 20. A good keeper and shipper. Each, 25c; dot., 

 S3.00; per loo, .SIO.OO. 



(ioldcn Kairlo 



TIRGINtA POHLMANN 



iDorner.) One of the most valuable yellow chrysanthemums ever offered to the 

 AniiTK 111 ir ulr aiul w (■ ftel sure that it will prove as great a favorite as Mr. Dorner's Bonnaflfon has 

 doiif ; ii lias litH.-n tlmrouk'lily tried, this being its third year. 



'\ lif roioi is as deep a yellow as Golden Wedding: the form a compact incurved, the stem is perfect, 

 holdiut; the How er ciuite erect, with the foliage quite up to the tiower. 



I.ynnwood Hall. A glorious new chrysanthemum. t;listeniug snow white, of the largest size, per- 

 fectly incurved, of elegant hnish and with stiff stems and beautiful foliage. Was awarded the Smith cup 

 over all competitors at tiie .\ew York Show. 



John Lemon. (Hill.) A seedling from Lord Hopetoun. with three times as many petals as the parent 

 variety, and with beautiful velvety red florets which are bright gold on the reverse. A splendid stem 

 pstakes at the Chicago Show. 1"07. Take the late bud. 



c. (Smith.) A seedling from Glory Pacific which it strongly resembles in foliage but 

 I'lr beautiful shade of pink, intermediate between Pacilic and Wm. Duckham. does 

 u t-s. Best bud August 20 to 25. A longer stummed, bi ighter colored Glory Pacific, 

 me. C. S. A. certificate. 



Rosemawr. (Smith.) A mammoth, rosy lilac Jap. incurve, with lighter silvery reverse. Broad, irreg- 

 ' ' ' ' . Best bud Sept. 10 to 15; at its best November20. Afinecom 



Winiiei 

 Pa.ili 



Choice and Rare Varieties. 



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

 Beatrice .^l ay. ( Inc of the very best white varieties introduced to date. 

 A grand thin.; in ex rr > way. 



Uirecteur Gerard, lour feet golden yellow from the first bud which brings 



Six New Single Chrysanthemums. 



a grand tiower . bi 



Habit and foliage < 



Geo. W. C'hilds. Mid-season 

 Golden Chadwick. Can be I 



sport of the w .11 kiiiiu II popular 

 etc.. as tin- ' II' '. .1 ;. I', , i-xcei'i 

 $5.00; per Ioimi, ,s hi oo. 



Golden \> 1 ,1,11 SiH, 



commerci.i ; . : , ■ , I h 1 sc.i~, . 



the rerini'il '.^ ■\ i\, .i n.l lunsli ol I'.i 



Mile. E. t hahaniie. An iniii 

 ros\ pink uith Ini^lii vli.uliiu',,, 



.Mile. Jcaiiin- Kosctfo. .\ii e 

 and ( iinui.H I 



.Mile. Anifch' Laurent. 1 ..ii 



the flower : ,i ii i- \ 1 1 .i i , , ,iiini.-i 



did textun-. ' >. I..!.,. I in.ni,! I.u, 



Miss Alice Koosevell. Sin.v 



yellow fniiu the second bud. Ready October 1. 



Per 100, S5.00. 



iiksgiving. It is a 

 same form, habit 

 yellow. Per 100, 



lldwerof the most beautiful shade of 

 niiirh the form of Beatrice May. 

 ijus I hanksgiving pink, very large, full 



t with fine stem and good foliage up to 

 .\ lute, incurving, compact, andof splen- 



te. .Japanese incurved with broad flor- 

 ets: nl.-<l.uiM hri t I st,.ni ,111.1 fnliage. 



.■Mine. Arniaiid Uetriyat. An i imrmous incurving pink, brighter than 



DiH kinini li ..111 111.' V. . ..11(1 l.iiii ritlu-r short petals, very full, sr>lendid Stem 



I k. White Siiort from Wm. Duckham. Very large in- 

 Grand large blooms, color white ground with light 

 ; flower or pot plant it will have few equals. Ready 



i ni all. It is red and gold of gorgeous 



Miss t l 



curved pm >• u Im. 



President Koos 

 shell pink c.'iiti i 

 to cut N'ovi'iiil.( I lull, 



S. T. Wriitht. I - III. I. 

 shades: r.-tl. \.'- I'l-r KlD, 



Winter ( lic.r. ' . is 

 good late roiniiif-i . I a I pii 

 Height 4 feet. Anx bud all 



Fine Summer-Flowering Mums. 



r^for.Sl.OO; 100forS8.00. Ready March 1st. 



xii.iiuliii.; the first flowers in the beginning of August 

 run; pi tkhI well into November. TheTHowers average 



Price, each, 

 G. Grunerwal 



and extenilir,,; its tl.iueriin; pn ioi 

 4-S inches in diameter, color linlit 



Parisiana White, l luwi rs n 

 Flowers pure white, full. 4 mc I.. ■ 



Yellow Globe. Flow, i m.; Ii 

 a deep yellow. I'A inches in di ii 

 Plant is of bushy comi)act grow ll 



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



Carrie. 4-inch flowers of deep golden yellow, blooming'freely from August 

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



Standard Florists Sorts. 



from .August to November. 



St until November. The flowers 

 ifectly double and ball shaped. 



Price, unlest noted, per do/.,, 10c 

 Amorita. Pink. 

 Alice Byron. White. 

 A. J. Balfour. Pink. 

 •Col. D. Appleton. Yellow. 

 Clementine Touset. Early while. 

 Dr. ICnguehard. Deep pink. 

 Knterprise. Pink, 

 (iolden Age. Yellow. 

 Harrison Dick. Bronze. 

 Jennie Nonin. Late white. 

 May Foster. White. , , ^ 

 Mrs. Geo. Heaune. Salmon buff. 

 Major Weaver. Late bright lunk. 



; per lOO, S;J.OO per 1000, S35.0(). 



Marion Newell. Pink. 



Major Bonnaffon. Yellow. 



Mrs. H. Robinson. White. 



Mrs. Jerome Jones. White, 



Mrs. Wm. Duckham. Yellow. 



Monrovia. Yellow. 



Timothy Eaton. White. 



Wm. Duckham. Pink. 



W. H. Chadwick. White. Per 100. 84. 



Yellow Eaton. Yellow. 



October Krost. Early white. 



I.;..! d Italia. Bright yellow. 



kobt. Halloday. Midscason. Yellow. 



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

 luantitv. When ri-ady to plant, let us make our best terms. Our slock 

 .f standard ("hrvsanthemiuiis iiu Indes many not catalogued. Write if 

 I, II. ','.1 of sii.-h.' 



as pot plants or cut 

 ork. Do not disbud 

 and were much ad- 



These are now becoming very popular growi 

 flowers; they are most valuable for HkIu graceful i 

 these closely. The 6 offered are our own seedling 

 mired at the Chicago Flower Show. 



Price, each, 25c; per doz., S3.00; per 100, 815.00. 



Sweetness. Large clear yrllow. white flat florets. Fragrance in a 

 Chrysanthemum is somethiiik' iiex er nieiitioued. ibut in this, we have a 

 sweet scented mum. The fr.igrance is very distinct and sweet. 



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



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

 for pots. 



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



Guiding Star. Flowers 3-4 inches in diameter, pure white with small 

 yellow disk. Long narrow petals which are twisted and curled like a 

 Cactus Dahlia. Verv showy and making a handsome plant. 3 feet high. 

 In bloom by Oct. lS-20th 



Special Offer Single Chrysanthemums. The 5 for 85c. 



Pompon Chrysanthemums. 



Price, unless noted, per doz., 60c; per 100, 84.00. 



Reiuemlii T tli.' ii^.'f 1 1 1 n.'ss of I'.inuions in up to il.ite decoration, both 

 in cut riowcis .111.1 |...t 1.1. lilts, riii'v are of the e.isicst culture, requiring 

 very little tuiniiii; .uid yickl flowers in abii lulanc- . 



The following list contains the best for all purposes. 



Aileen. Clear rose pink. 

 Bridesmaid. Clear soft pink. 

 Charlotte. Deep bronze. 

 Chivver, Small white. 

 Golden I' lci'.-e. Lemon yellow. 

 Halo. Bi ik'lit bnui/e, 

 .Jersey Beauty. Light broii/e. 

 Julia Lagravere. Dark bronze. 

 Klondike. Yellow, 

 Lula. Snow white. 



La Purito. Pur.- white. 

 Magnilu us. I'lu o w hite. 

 Panama. Deeiwed. 

 Princess Louise. Bronze. 

 Princess of Wales. Best white. 

 Reol. Pine white. 

 Tono. Deeii yellow. 

 Uneda. Pure yellow. 

 Veda. Bright yellow. 

 Zoda. Soft delicate pink. 



The Set of 30 Pompons for 80c. 



Single Flowered Dahlias . 



Ami Itanllett. Bright crimson. 



Alice Lees. Clear rose. 



Hunter Zwerg. Carmine tipped petals. 



Black Bird. Velvety maroon. 



Fashion. Rich crimson maroon. 



Gold Standard. Pure yellow. 



llansa. Bright chestnut color. 



Pres. Vlger. Rich claret, with white collar, 



Preclosa. Soft ti i ra coita. 



Twentieth Century. Kosv crimson, tipped with white. 

 Wildfire. Fiery s. ,irlet. 

 White Queen. Pure white. 



Price for small roots or pot plants, each, 10c; per doz. ,75c; per 100, 

 S6.00. 



Large roots, w hile stock Lists, each irtv; doz., Sa.OO, per lOO, 815. 

 Pompon Dahlias. 

 Alcta. Deep cerise i>ink. 

 .4nna Londorff. Yellow streaked carmine. 

 Crown Point. Bright scarlet 

 Klfln. Pale primrose. 

 LaPetlte Barbara. Pure white. 

 Snow Clad. The finest white. 



Cnless noted, each lOc; per doz., 75c' per 100, SC. 00; small roots 

 or plants. 



Large roots, while slock lasts, each 25c; doz.,82.00; per I00,«15.00. 



