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NOVELTY SINGLE CHRYSANTHEMUMS. continu«a 



Jessica McMurray, continued 



old-ni^^c-pink. The individual flowers are nicely formed and 

 carried well apart on stroni; stems. 



KATEWOOD. At the Ck \ . 



stakes for a vase of Sini;!' 

 this seedling. It is a clear 

 in growth, makinj; iImw. r 

 nicely formed. Mat ; - .1 

 Mrs. Buckingham an i Mi 

 as the best pink Sii-.-l. i. 

 cutting or for late exliibitions. 

 PINK SIMPLICITY. CMount Greenwood.) The finest 

 pink Single variety that we have ever offered. The 



ion in 1915, the sweep- 

 mums was awarded to 

 ■I pink; tall and strong 

 imrtion. The tiower is 



die ol Noveml 



of flesh-pink. The individual 



are IaiL;e ainl ot excellent substance. The 

 i- iiierliuni l.iit strong and supports the flower- 

 H rleeil> . It makes hir>i<> sprays. The flowers 

 li 'W'l. ]n inii carried well apart. Matures early 

 lulji r. an exhibition Single or lor general 

 It i~. ill our (.pinion, the be-t \arict\- of the 

 L;arilless of color. 

 VIRGINIA HOLDEN. (Mount Greenwood.) We are 

 offering this new dark crimson Single in the belief 



color is 1 

 flowers 

 growth 

 clustir 

 do 111 't I 

 in XoN. 

 cuttint; 

 type, re 



the 



that it 

 crim-ou in col 

 the llouer wh 

 formed. It iiK 

 the siiray, but 

 well apart. It i 



t in e-xistence. It is deep, velvety 

 'T and has ample stem to support 

 ell is not large, but beautifully 

 kes a good quantity of blooms to 

 s not crowded as the flowers hold 

 i distinct and valuable. 



Virginia Holden 



NEW SINGLES 



CROMWELL GARDENS" 1916 

 INTRODUCTIONS 

 2V4-inch, 20 cts. each, $2 per doz., $15 per 100 



DUSKY MAID. Deep, rich golden bronze, having several rows 

 of petals. A strong-growing variety maturing late; in fine shape 

 to cut lor Thanksgiving day. 

 MARGARET WAITE. 1 his neu Single is a deep pink sport of the well-known late pink Single, Mrs. E. D. 

 Goillre\-. diiteriiig from tlie jiaieiit in having extra petals and a much deeper and more pleasing color. 

 Mare, to t W aite can be had in 1 )e> cmlier and, with Miss Isabelle. the bron/e si)ort of Mrs. E. D. Godfrey, 

 Deceiiilier Mowers for vase and table work can be had without unusual dillicult ies. 

 NOKOMIS. It i^ a golden bronze senii-doiible, coming into flower Xox einher 15. .V strong, erect-growing plant. 

 NOVEMBER GLOW. Bright golden yellow semi-double; flowers held erect on strong stems. It matures late 

 and is at its prime at Thanksgiving time. It is a grand acquisition, as it extends the season for yellow 



Single and semi-double varieties. 

 ATTRACTION. Deep golden yellow semi-double; a 

 seedling from Mensa; deejier in color than Golden 

 Mensa and more dwarf in habit, making ck'an, 

 ■straight-flowering growths. Follows tlolden Mensa 

 1 a week. 



, d.irk pink Single; two full rows 

 . . t grower; medium in height. 



in flowe ring h\ aiiout 

 CINDERELLA. ( le ir 



of petals, ( lean, en 

 Ready to cut .Nov. 111 

 FASCINATION. ( 1. : 



coming int.. llower ,il 

 Meiis.i. W hen linis' 

 ceiU. r will 

 bright g.,1. 

 llower steii 



How s.'.Hlling from Mensa, 

 a week e.uli. r than Golden 

 the llower shows a yellow 

 prominent stamens and a double row of 

 n petals carried at right angles to the 



FIREFLY. Deep copper-bronze 

 some. Has single row of ix'tals. 



color; very hand- 

 erx- full sprays; an 

 improvement on Dorothy Dann. Hlo. lining date, 

 October 25 to November i. Dwarf grower. 

 GIPSY. Clear yellow cente r siiri.ninded by a triple 

 row of jietals; \ell.iw. tiiig.-.l with salmon; a very 

 novel and striking col.n elf.-.t. flcan, erect grower; 

 iiu'dium in height. M.ikes g...iil i-lant. 



\ 



Mil 



PRISCILLA. \ 



strong growei 

 has strong st 



WENONAH. 



..n the ..M.th 



light 



Makes an 



sy pink in color. Very 

 ■a\ y spraN s. Tall and 

 abiiiulance of flower 



dl gi..wmg \ 

 , I ...1.1 tip ti 



ariety, very deep reddish 

 ) reverse of petal. A very 



Margaret Waite 



Single ever ollered. 



uitiful silvery bronze. In full flower 

 iber. By far the finest early bronze 



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