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CROMWELL GARDENS, CROMWELL, CONN. 



CHRYSANTHEMUMS— Continued 



Choice Commercial Varieties 



We include under this heading the varieties that are most widely grown for commercial cut flowers. As a rule these 

 varieties are medium in size and compact in form of flower. For these May and June planting is advisable. 



Plants from 2M-iiich pots: 10c. each, $1.00 per doz., $6.00 per 100. 



Early Snow. Pure white in 



Elise Papworth. Coming ii 

 characteristics it resemblrs 

 to grow ami gives general s; 



Chas. Razcr. I'me white, 

 as Eatun: tlower mu 

 eas}- iliH'f. l'iln(,iiiin 



Timothv Katoii. Si 



has lieel, tl,.' \. :>.h-v II 



Lynnwood Hall. A I 

 W. H. Chadwiek. I 



thing thtit 1- liriter 

 Pinkish t(i 

 ing than w 



WHITE 



color, with perft' 

 lu flnuer al...in : 

 Tiinoihy l.aK.n 

 t istaction. 



form and f( 



'll'i'^'an'e!!. 



with gland stem; foUage as handsome 

 I'.oiiiialTon in form, but larger. A very 

 ite. \i_)veniber 1st. 



; ati'l vigorous, with large white bloom; it 

 - <-la-s for years. 



white, noted for its purity of color, 

 he markets that want select stock and somc- 

 lieiter than the ordinary this variety stands alone, 

 slight extent when grown cool, it is even more charm- 

 ■n pure white. 



Chadwick Improved. Alike in all respects to W. H. Chadwick, except 



in color. .Ibsolutelj' pure white. 

 December Gem. Flowering season extends from the last of November 



to middle of December, according to date of buds. White, with a 



shghtly pink tinge. Ball shaped; very stiff, wiry stem. Free and 



easy to grow. 



White Bonnaffon. A pine white seedling of Major Bonnaffon. 

 White Helen Prick, 'i'he pure white sport of Helen Frick; very late. 

 Jeanne Noniii. Tlie last (j| the fancy Chrysanthemums are gone 



when this variety is ready. Produces massive white bloom of 



excellent type. 



YELLOW 



Comoleta. Owing to its clear, bright color and its perfect 

 form, Comoleta has become a favorite. Its foliage is not 

 heavy, and it can be planted .somewhat closer than the 

 heavier varieties. 



H. Chadwick 



Yellow Ivory. A clear, Ijright \ ellow .sport of Ivory. 

 Chrysolora. .\ very fine eoimnereitd yellow. Medium to 



growth. l''oliage ii 



tall 



( 'onsidered the finest 



lel y ever lilt rodlicecl. 



waif, st ilT-sleniiued variety, ready No- 

 rv soiiil flower of extra keeping qualities; 



■use yellow. 



•iiloi. Dwarf; excellent pot plant. 



1 yellow ill color, with large, finely-formed 

 crowth IS exci'Ueiit and foliage siijierb. 

 ■dill aii\ liiid and w i' do not hesitate to 



; incurved type. Clean 

 f bloom that makes it a 



early yellow 

 Aug. Dasse 



vember 1st. \ cry : 

 globidar in form. Coloi inii nsi 

 Brutus. Golden bronze in coli 

 Kaniapo. \'er\' deep golden \'c 

 flowers, 'fhe' haiut of grov 

 Matures perfect flowers lidin 

 reconunond it as a \ai-iel\ for general gr( 

 Merry Jane. Bright, clear yelldw m coli 

 and vigorous in growth, with a perfi'ctit)n 

 f.avoi'ite. 



Roman Cold. Foliage and stem of excellent character. The flower 

 is finely ft)rmcd and a deep, rich yellow in color. October 20th to 

 Xoveniber 1st. 



Yellow Eaton. Owing to its strong growth :ind large bloom, Yellow 



l^aton is a general favorite. 

 Nagoya. Perfect stem and foliage, combined with richness of 



color in the bloom and ease of ctdture, make Nagoya a safe variety 



(o grow in quantity. It matures with us November 20th. Reflex 



type. 



(iolden Eagle. Very intense yellow; incurved in form, 

 (;olden Chadwick. When high-class Iilooms ar(> the object, this v.a- 

 riety reigns su{)reme. Its rich yellow color, combined w ith the good 

 ch.aracteristics of the Chadw icks, places it as one of I he best late 

 yellow varieties. 



Dolly Dimple. Clear yellow ; large flowers; excellent variety, matur- 

 ing November 25th to December 1st. 



