Chrysanthemums "^ ^^^^1 ^0^/ Garc/om 



General-Purpose Chrssanthemums, continued 



Smith's Advance. Pure white in color; very early. 



.Smith's Imperial. We consider this the finest early 

 niiclsi a^Dri wiiiu- we have ever grown. It was ready to 

 cut ulu ri CXdiili) fini'.hed and the blooms are perfect for 

 con.nur.ial silll.i^i. 1 l,e -,-,RTal hal.it, sl,m. foliage, 

 and lu rftct llc)«< r all idiuIjiiu- to |ilai.r Siiiilli's hnperial 



Tiger. .\ ^t^uIl;;, stunK j^rcjwcr, loiiiiii;^ with a pcr- 

 fectls l,ni-,l,r,l uith ,„<linarN ciilturr. Krr|,s 



spkai.il. lU wlirii >ul. C:..l..|-. licli vha.lr <.l \.H..u. A 

 iirst-Ja'-s Naruts maturing tlic last wiek oflVtolHT. 



Timothy Eaton. Strong and vigorous with large 

 white bloom. It has been the leader in its class for years. 



Tints of Gold. One of the choice varieties for early 

 October. Incur\ ed flower of a soft golden bronze. 



Unaka. A strong grower with perfect stem and foli- 

 age. A fine iiK iirved bloom of a pleasing shade of pink. 

 Matures the lirst week in October. 



W. H. Chadwick. For the markets that want select 

 stock, this variety stands alone. Slightly pinkish when 

 grown cool, it is even more charming than wiien pure 

 white. 



White Chief tain. Asp..,i rr,,in t !,<■ v, ell-known pink 

 variety. The first crown bu. i i,.. ,', ,i ; inge of pink; the 

 late buds, pure white. Itishl. i! m I. .r m and one of the 

 best whites for cutting about N.pm iuIji r i. 



Yellow Eaton. Owing tn ii s st nm^ t:rc>wth and large 

 bloom, Yellow Eaton is a gctu ial laMirltr. 



Yellow Polly Rose. A dear \ellow sport of Pollv 

 Rose. 



Pompon Chrysanthemums, 

 Novelties 



2V4-inch pots, 25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz., $15 per 100 



BECKY McLANE. (Mount Greenwood.) Another 

 Johnson seedling. Small button type bloom; bron/e. 

 Very free-flowering, stiff-stemmed variety. Just right 

 to cut for Tlianksgiving. 



N(n EMHKR PEARL. (A. N. Pierson, Inc.) This 

 new l'<uii|>(in is of our own raising and is a seedling from 

 Wesirrii BrauU. In color a very beautiful soft shade of 

 da>biiak pink. It finnvs easily; cuts good sprays on 

 stron;^ stem . It i , a line llower of medium size and is a 

 valuable at (|iii- itioii lo 1 he list of November-flowering 

 varieties. 



New Pompons 



2l^-inch pots, 25 cts. each, $2 per doz., $12 per 100 



ADIRONDA. Itron/x Button. Best in its type, color 

 and season. October lO. 



EDINA. Rose pink. Large-flowered type. Octo- 

 ber 1 5. 



JULIANA. T ,irge flower; yellow. Strong, heavy 

 growrr. <)il,,b.r 



LANKTA. K., \ cerise. October 15. 



l.rcil I I', KNOIJI.L. Very free-flowering yellow; 

 but I. .11 ! . I"-. I .1 N I'Miwer. 



MIMICO. \ MIS line seedling of Lillian Doty. 

 Siiiiilii lull bill I" 11(1 in color. October 20. 



MIRIMAR. Large flower; bronze. October 25. 



WANDA. Large flower; white. October 25. 



General List of Pompon 

 Ch ry sa n th e m u m s 



2V4-inch pots, 15 cts. each, $1.50 per doz., $10 per 100 



ActO. Very deep pink; large flowers; midseason. 

 Gun be grown well if disbud<led. 



Baby. C^letir bright yellow; very small, button- 

 shaped flowers. Very late. 



Baby Margaret. A white sport of Habv, with 

 flowers a trifle larger and coming a little earlier. 



Delphine Dodge. A very fine free-flowering variety 

 coming into llower about October 2-; and holding well 

 on the plant into iaii\ Nm\ ember. It is rose-pink in 

 color in the earh siat;i. s .i| de\ t lopnu nt , changing to a 

 lighter pink as the iKuMr a-es. 



Diana. Ver\ line pure wliite, ul lar^e si/e. Late. 

 Donald. Light pink of the button t\|)e and an excel- 

 lent plant-maker. Matures aljnut N.>\<iiiber 10. 



Doris. A button-t\pe Pompon, reiitiish bronze in 

 color. It is very attractive and one of the finest for 

 general growing. 



Fairv Queen. Clear pink in color with nicelv 

 formeil flowers of medium si/e. .'X very line mid-season 

 variety. C:an be gr.iun disbudded. 



I'raiik Wilcox. tiolJen bmn/i'. coming into bloom 

 late. M.ikes a se[ \ line pot plant and is excellent lor 

 cutting for ThanksgiN ing, either in sprays or tlisbudded. 

 Plants tend to overbutl in small pots, which will be 

 outgrown when planted. 1 his \ariei\ h.is lut ii sold 

 under the names of Soiivemr d Or and Mrs. 1-. Beu. 



Golden Climax, litis to tlie general grower is the 

 finest of all the yellow Pompons. It 

 grower. It can be gro\s n to perteetion 

 planting. It has been gmwn into excel 

 flower stock, w hen plain r.l as l.ite as 

 at the top ()f tlle list \Mtli the general 

 order of Qulnola. but wiili foliage that 

 not be subieet H) mildew. Blooms No\ 

 Extra-line \ariety lor cutting in spra\s. 



(;olden West. trifle larger than Baby but of simi- 

 lar formation. Rather compact in growth but excellent 

 for pot plants. When bench-grow n it w ill produce ex- 

 cellent sprays for cutting, but must be planted early, as 

 it will show a tendenc\ to go blind w hen planted late. 

 Harvest Moon 

 ing V 

 II. .u, 



a I H i-, easy 

 m early June 

 I salable cut- 

 is!. 1 1 ranks 

 wii. On the 

 1.11(1 .ind will 

 ber 10 to 20. 



