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



.\EW VARIETIES FOR 1910 Delivery April iSth, '.Orders Booked Now 

 Prices, except noted: Ksu-li 50e, 3 for $1.35, per doz $5.00. 



Mrs. H. Stevens. Golden salmon bronze. This is a masnificent variety 

 and will be very popular as a show tlower. Size is enormous, stem an<i 

 foliage perfect. Any bud after August loth will produce a perfect 

 flower. 



.Mrs. Wm. Wincott. A fine early pink. Every bud comes perfect and as 

 .a commercial pinli ranits high. By its behavior with us it certainly 

 will malce a place for itself. 



Naoraah. Large Japanese incurved, a seedling from Merza, more conical 

 in form than its parent. This variety was not judged by C. S. A. 

 Committee, but we have decided to send it out on its merits :is a 

 worthy addition to the exhibition section. If the stem w. i. a liiH. 

 more rigid this would be an ideal commercial sort as ii - 

 every other gualification and may prove very acceptable ti. ; 

 plant early and give genei oiis treatment. Garb 75c, 3 for ilo/ ;:. 



Oroba. A large l aiiy w hit' in the way of Beatrice May hi iiii; ..i ih' 

 easiest culture iM, hn. .•■•ic m fr.lia^i-. li may not excel Beali ii 



May in size l.iii ii^ .Mmi -iiLnrlid c lia lai I'l isi ics are so much supericr 

 that it will sircm u.iiii .is> . ihIi IK y ^ itli tlu' I ■ n 1 1 1111 crcial grower. 



Kandee. A large ball shaiicd , lupane.se belongins to the exhibition section. 

 The early buds come pure wliite and the later ones are shaded pinU 

 Petals toothed at the extremities and rather irregular in iheir ar- 

 rangement, '.i',^ ft. heavy stem and foliage. Kach 'tSv, 3 for S'i.OO, 

 doz $7.25. 



K. F. Felton. The deepest possible shade of yellow. The flower is 

 medium in size, .'item and foliaga perfect, the latter being carried riglit 

 up to the flower and tlie flower itself never damps a petal under any 

 conditions, whatsoever. It is even deeper in color than the popular 

 Mary Donnellaii. It will iimiui-stionably make its mark as a com- 

 mercial yellow as w . 1 1 as an . xhlbition flower. Kvery grower should 

 try this .'iterlini; ^a^i,■l^, 



Well's Late I'Ink. on. ..r th.- im.st things sent out in many years; 

 flower is extra lait;<-. slim and foliage absolutely perfect. Exhiblti'Hi 

 and commercial glowers alike will find this a splendid flower. 



W. Mease. Bright rosy red, one of the very largest in size and a very 

 valuable exhibition variety. This is a much better colored variety than 

 .Mary Mason, and should supersede that sort as a show flower. It i.s 

 a dwarf, handsome grower and carries the foliage well up to Ih • 

 flower. 



NOVELTY, SET, one each of above 8 sorts for $4.00 ready .\|iril !.->. 



SINGLE VARIETIES 



Mos 



Very popular grown a.s i>ot plants or cm lb 

 light graceful work. IJo not disbud closely. We offer our u\\ 

 vihlch were much admired at the Chicago Flower Show 

 \iiKU8ta. Large flowers. Color Indian Red, shaded Each 



bronze .1i0.ir> 



Itulterciip. Deep yellow flowers in great number. Fine 



lor pot plants 10 



Canar}-. Very large lemon yellow 15 



( (ismoH. Beautiful lavender pink. Large flowers. Fine. 

 Dwarf Chief. Rich dark crimson with yellow center... 

 KdelwelNN. Senil-double. Pure white, yellow center. 



I'lee bloomer 



ICnille. Bright pink, October flowering 



(;iii(llnK Star. Pure white, narrow twisted petals. Very 



.15 



t.Mt 

 l-.W 

 I ..%0 



line 



Lady Kose. Light pink changing to white. Very large. 

 Ludysnilth. Rich pink, very free bloomer, dwarf habit. 

 I'nrflu. Light (lesh color. Very large flowers, ,■! In. 



Ked Chief. Bright crimson, large flowers, yellow center. 

 ."SweetneHN. Clear yellow. In this we have a sweet 



SUMMER FLOWERINQ SORTS 



<i. Oriinerwald. lOxpaiids llrst tluwer.-f early In Aug. and 

 extends flowering perloii well Into Nov. Flowers av- 

 erage 4-.'i In. In diani. Color light pink 10 



I'arNluna White. Flowers In the open air from Aug. to 

 Nov. Flowers pure white, full, 4 In. across 15 



tioaeher. Crimson and gold, of flne size, blooming In 



Aug and Sept 10 



Carrie. t-ln. flowers of deep goUlnn yellow, blooming 



freely from Aug 10 



.75 

 1.35 



fl.OO 

 G.OO 



STANDARD FLORISTS' SORTS 



pink, broad petals of great 



sub 



Ooz. 



!!iO.«5 

 .50 



.V. .1. Italfoiir. Color ros. 



stance. Incurved 



.\llce Byron. Pure white. Incurved 



Brutus. Orange and red. Straight petals forming a half- 

 globular flower. Japanese 05 



Clara Wells. A true incurved and largest in its type. Color 

 cream yellow. Each petal falls naturally Into place. .\ 

 good keeper and sliipper and will be heard from as a com- 

 mercial flower. Can be planted closely and every bud 



produces a perfect flower 1.25 



Clementine Touset. A flne early white. Japanese 50 



Col. .\ppIeton. Still hard to beat in yellow. Incurved 60 



Direcleiir tierard. Oolden yellow from the Hrst bud, which 

 brings a grand flower; bronze yellow from the second bud. .65 



Karly Snow. Japanese early white 86 



4;<>lden .Ase. Brightest yellow; excellent for specimen plants, 

 and is becoming more popular each year for this purpose. .50 



(iolflen Chadwtck. Briglit yellow. Incurved 65 



(iolden Dome. Incurved yellow sport of T. Eaton 50 



tiolden KaKle. Color as deep a yellow as Golden Wedding 

 Compact in<urved. Stem perfect, flower trict. foliagt- 



the flower 86 



Oolden Glow. Very early Japanese incurved, producing flm- 

 blooms, inches in diametor. Color bright yellow. Fin. 



foliage and stem "5 



Gloria. Seedling of October Frost, producing flowers from 

 any bud. Those selected from August LT.th to Septeml>er 

 ."■.th finish October 10th to 25111. iiiodu<'ing large blooms of 

 a beautiful light pinU. Stem and foliage unsurpassed . 1.35 

 John Lemon. Seedling from Lord Hopetoun with thi-ee 

 limes as many petals. B<-auliful red florets, bright gold 



on reverse. Splendid stem 85 



Lynwood Hall. Glistening .snow white of largest size, per- 

 fectly incurved. Stiff stems, beautiful foliage 1.33 



.Marion Newell. Very fine pink. Japanese 50 



Major BonnaiTon. Incurved yellow 50 



,>liijor Weaver. Lat.' bright pink 50 



.Miiv Coster. Pure wliili, line for pot plants ."SO 



.Miss Clay l-Yick. The latest mldseason white 85 



Mrs. F. Beu. Medium sized flowei's of a beautiful shade of 



bronze *6 



.Mrs. Jerome Jones. White broad petals 60 



Mrs. H. Kobinson. Mldseason white 50 



Mrs. Wm. Duckham. Large Japan.?,, yellow 50 



Mrs. W. E. Keiley. .-V bright y.-llow Japanese with flne stem 

 and follag.v :. ft. Best bu.l S.-pt. l.-,th. maturing Nov. 

 10th. Easy to manage and producing perfect blooms from 

 late buds. First-class Certilicate C. S. A. and first prize 

 f.ir I! blooms, dark yellow, in both Commercial and Ex- 

 hibition classes at National Flower Show 



I'aeiflf Supreme. Seedling from Glory Pacific, which It 

 strongly resembles In foliage, but longer Jointed. Beautiful 



shade of pink; will not fade 



ITes. Roosevelt. White ground with light pink 



I'resldent Taft. The favorable comments and awards whlcli 

 have stamped this new comer have been heralded tar and 

 near Japanese incurved petals of the purest white, form- 

 ing a huge glistening ball. Stem and foliage ample. 4V4 ft. 



Koserle. . Karly clear pink 



S. T. Wright. Red and gold. Very large 



Timothy Eaton. Well known commercial white 



White <'loud. An lmmen.se deep spreading Japanese, 8 In. 

 In diameter. White on edge, and deep cream In center 

 until fully matured, wh'-n pure white. At Its best Oct. 



1.25 



1.36 



H.OO 

 3.00 

 6.00 



N<i 



1st . 



Winter Clieer. Incurved pink, good commercial variety . .50 i.m 

 W. T. Brock. A splendid late commercial Pink for Thanks- 

 giving and later. Foliage up to tlie flower and st.ni A 

 No. 1. Comes best from September buds. Won first for 

 six light Pink In seedling class at Chicago and Certificate 



bv (■ S. A at Chicago. Nov. 12th. and New York 2.00 15.00 



W. Duckliiiin. Fin.' pink, splendid grower. Incurved 50 4.00 



Wm. II. ( hadu'iek. Fine Thanksgiving white .05 5.00 



^ell..w i;iilon. Yellow sport of Timothy Raton. Large light ^ 



POMPON BABY MAROARET 7.I:;^tt-^L''b;^'''andis%;''rxaft t^^olT- 



tion, except in color, lieing pure white. Price, each, I.Sc: doz., $1.25. 



