CROMWELL GARDENS, CROMWELL. CONN. 



Chrysanthemums 



GENERAL COLLECTION OF POMPON CHRYSANTHE- 

 MUMS, continued 



Golden Harvest. A medium-sized variety of the 

 button type. Deep golden yellow with a tinge of 

 bronze, a color which, when finished, is similar to 

 Frank Wilcox when half (lr\ ili )i)id. \'erv pleasing. 



Golden West. A tritie laiKei than Baliy. but of 

 similar formation. Rather cDnipat t in .yiowth, 

 but an excellent variety for pot-plants. When 

 bench-grown, will produce excellent spra> s for 

 cutting. 



Helen Newberry. Medium-sized flowers of pure 

 white. One of the finest for cut sprays. Very 

 late. 



Iva. \'ery small flowers of deep bronze. Mid- 



seas( m. 



Jules Lagravere. Deep red in color and very late; best 



\ari<-t\ in its color. 

 Leota. Di-lir.itr |iink with blight rose reverse which 



gives till' i-lff. tnr liriyht ci-nti-r in >m, li lil.H.ni it cut 



Lilla. \ er\ tall-growing but excellent lor cut sprays. 



Deep red in color. Late. 

 Lilian Doty. Beautifully formed, shell-pink flowers, 



produced in abundance on stems strong enough to 



hold the flowers erect. Early. 

 Little Pet. Lavender-pink in color; large-flowered. 



Late. 



Lula. White in color; medium-sized flowers. Late. 

 Lyndhurst. Small flowers, very deep red. Midseason. 

 Mary. Pearl-white in color, coming to maturity about 

 October 25. 



Miss Julia. A golden bronze; medium-sized flowers. 

 Midseason. 



Nesco. ()l<l-rose in color, maturing about October 20. 



In form it is of the button type, but larger than 



Baby. As a producer, Nesco has shown that it is 



one of the best. 

 Nio. Shading from shell-pink to white; button type. 



Early. 



Overbrook. Very free-flowering; golden yellow; button 

 type. Early. 



Queen of Whites. Very similar to Lula, but a little 

 earlier in blooming. 



Pierson's Ramona 



(see page Si) 



color, 

 sprays. 



Quinola. Large flowers, golden yellow 

 Strong-growmg plant, very fine for cuttini; 

 Late. 



Rita. Bright pink in color; button ty]K\ Matures 

 November i. 



Rufus. Small liowcr, ljutton tvpe; reddish bronze in 



color. Midseason. 

 Skibo. A gt)ldcn yi'Uow Poniijon of the button t>pe. 



October 20. 



Source d'Or. One of the so-called decoi.iti\ e \ a- 



rieties. Larger than the Ponipo: 

 for cutting in spravs or for urow 

 gulden yellow. 

 Western Beauty. l)ee|i rose-])! 

 metliuni si/e.l. ('.Kiwili nudiui: 

 stems wlh. h huM the il,,w,-is i !,■ 

 variet\- I' .ni \ ( Mieen, .m- 1 1 t mi-- . 



at a time when thele .lie 11, i |)lllk 



from N(i\ ( inljer in ti ■ .• s 



ellei 



color; tlower 

 iwiiiK strtiight 

 will follow the 

 leouie atldition 

 'lis. 1 1 blooms 



Western Beauty 



DECORATIVE AND POT- 

 PLANT TYPE 

 NOVELTY 



HALLOWE'EN. (A. N I'ie.son. Inc.) A seedling of 

 Hiulus ;uid I'laiik WiKo.\. A heautilul. reddish 

 bicii/e. semi-double variety. It matures the latter 

 p.iit ol ( )ctober. One of the finest for pot culture. 

 j'4-iiieli. .io cts. each, $3 per doz., S20 per 100. 



OLDER VARIETIES 



2' '4-inch, 10 cts. each, $1 per doz., $6 per 100. Three 

 of a variety at the dozen rate; 25 of a variety at the 

 100 rate. 



Annie Laurie. Deep pink; double on till buds. ICxcel- 



