Chrysanthemums |i cromwell gardens • cromwell. conn!1[ 



vinj; Chiettain. 

 similar to Pacific Su- 

 at nt W. H. Chadwick. 



will 



It 



will till , 

 ■h has l.e 

 n. the d> 



the 



is all that 



YELLOW GENERAL-PURPOSE CHRYSANTHEMUMS. 



continued 



August Dasse. A dwarf, stiff-stemmed variety, ready 

 No\-ember i. Very soUd flower of extra keeping 

 qtialitics; globular in form. Color intense yellow. 



Col. Appleton. An oM f.i\.iritc \'i ll.iw used for ex- 

 hibition ,in.l ,u<-nr,al ^lownr.;. 



Yellow Eaton, ihvim; li' it~ -tr^ii'.; -mwlh and large 

 bloom, Vellow Kat..ii 1- ,1 vrnnal laNoiite. 



Golden Eaton. I )(•-. i il .1 > 1 a- an !■ atoii in every 

 respect except th.it 11 1 I n. la- i ihaii \'c How Eaton. 

 It has proN-cil to be .ill ili.ii \\a- . I.imird tnv it. Yellow 

 Eaton is (lull .mil C0I..1I, , , Miip.u. il w ith it, but is 



Major Bonnaffon. 1 In \ai 



for ciiiiiiri, ,al-. Hii:.;lit \.' 

 Yellow Jerome Jones. Mi 



NagoyE 



Golden Chaduick. W 1 



objn t , till \ , I M' I \ 1(1 



i\ I lull is tlie standard 

 .« ; iiu iiivcil. 

 uiii-si/i-d bloom; good, 



(iliauc, i (iiiibined with 

 ill and ca^' ,.l cilltliri'. 

 o in (luamiu-. It 



PINK, continued 



Maud Dean. Late pink, folic 

 Chadwick Supreme. Color 



prcnic; letlexfil bldnm. A s] 



Comes into bloom In-m \m\- 

 Patty. A beautiuil -..it lank; i 

 Edwin Seidewitz. An inciir\ 



i..r Thaiik-.ui\ 111- Da; 



Clii\ s.uitlicmum \\( iKI v 



lony time. In col..r and 



can be desired. Late plantings are to be preferred, 

 and perfection can be secured by planting not earlier 

 than the middle ot June. 

 Helen Frick. Medium-sized bloom; valuable because 

 of its lateness. 



BRONZE 



Tints of Gold. One of the choice varieties for early 

 October. Incurved flower, .soft goUien bronze in 

 color. .\ worthy companion to Oconto and Chryso- 

 lora for general growing. 



Greystone. A be.iutitul shade of chamois-bronze; 

 ilw.irf habit; to be recommended for pot-plants and 

 an (.-xcellent variety when grown to single stems. 

 Retlexed t\pe; flower very di 

 \ariet\' in cultivation. 



Modello. In form like a huge 

 verv striking golden bron/e or 

 Best bud earl>- Scpteni! .cr. 

 week m Xovelllber. Ih igllt J lect. 



Tekonsha. .\ bronze toi 1 li.iiiksgiN iiig trade has been 

 in constant demand for \ e,iis. ICkou-lui will supply 

 this want. Loosely incurxed toriii .iiid .i be.iiitilul 

 shade of golden bronze. SiK.ng, upiiglu growth. 4 

 feet high. Best bud September 5 to lo. 



Indian Summer. This \ ariet\ is a sport from C.olden 

 Chadwick. originating with us in iqii. We have 

 grown it in (juantity to in. ike cert.iin th.it the odd 

 color is in demand. In color, the ground-work is 

 yellow, but into this is blended lei la-eott.i and 

 salmon shades with ,i tinge ot bronze. I he color of 

 autumn foliage during Indian summer in a measure 

 describes the coloring. 



.n>- other 



alilui. A 

 ■ in color, 

 iires first 



Harvard. laiKi 

 in perfection : 

 value to tliosi 

 the closing dii 

 feet. 



RED 



.■se rellexi-d; verv dark 



rimson. Is 



ter, and is of special 

 lirNs.iiuIu'inums for 

 reason. Height, 3>i 



Dolly Dimple. Clear yellow; largo flowers. Matures 

 November 25 to December i. 



Unaka. A strong gr( 

 age. A fine, incurx 

 pink. Matures the 



Glory of the Pacific. 



Pacific Supreme. I 



■rfcct stem and foli- 

 .1 [)leasing shade of 



Pink Ivory. 

 Chieftain. 



Ho 



i.'lh.ii. .\ \ri\- line iliidsrason 

 good companion to Bonnaffon 



pink variety and 

 and Clias. Razer. 

 Dr. Enguehard. A late commercial pink. A variety 

 that is always .safe to plant. 



White Lillian Doty (see page 13) 



