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Varieties of 1892. Shades of Yellow. 
Col. W. B. Smith. Deep yellow, of finest form 
and size. 
Clara Berter man. Oldgold, a sport from Jno. Collins. 
Dr. H. A. Mailderille. A grand incurved yellow, 
outer petals twisted. 
Dr. Covert. Bright golden yellow, perfectly double. 
Eva Hoyte. Immense double Japanese, clearest 
yellow. 
E. Hitzroth. A magnificent flower, bright lemon 
vellow. 
Edward Hatch. A grand new variety, pale yellow, 
suffused pink. 
Golden Wedding. The finest yellow of 1893, a per- 
fect Japanese, grand. 
H. F. Spaulding. Bich apricot yellow, shading 
to rose, Japanese. 
Margerite Jeffords. A spherical flower of bright 
amber, shaded brown. 
Mrs. L. C. Madera. Chinese yellow, the very 
finest of its class. 
General List of Chrysanthemums 
Shades of Red 
Kach, 15 ctg., doz., S1.30. Our selection, choice varieties, doz., 81. 
Anna Dorner. Full bold flower, shaded rich car- 
mine, center creamy white. 
Bride of Venice. Reddish pink, reverse of petals 
silvery, incurved. 
Cullingfordi. One of the best dark crimson varieties. 
E. W. Clark. Very dark red, good grower. 
Elmer D. Smith. Rich cardinal red, lined light 
chamois. 
Edwin Lonsdale. Rich plum, distinct. 
Mistletoe. Crimson, pale markings. 
Mrs. Carnegie. Velvety red, grand incurved flower. 
Mrs. (jallagher. Deep vinous red, incurved. 
Mrs, A. (i. Ramsey. Deep Indian red, double. 
Pawnee. Indian red, very large. 
Rothwell Hyde. Red, yellow markings. 
W. W. Coles. Terra cotta, a most useful variety. 
Shades of Pink 
Ada Spaulding. Pink and white, one of the finest. 
Ada Prass._ Khrimp pink, the finest of its class. 
Col. H. Boies. Rose pink, very large flower, ro- 
bust grower. 
Frank Thompson. Pearl pink, shading to white. 
John Goode. Fine for cut flowers, medium size. 
J. N. Gerard. A grand pink, good grower. 
Lillian B. Bird, iihrimp pink, immense tubular 
petals. 
Miss Bertha Robinson. Rose pink with red cen- 
ter, very early. 
Mermaid. Pink, shaded inside softer colors. 
Mrs. I. Clark. Pearl white, margin shading to 
deep rose. 
Mrs. John Ej'reman. A mammoth flower of deep 
pink, flat. 
Mrs. E. D. Church. A grand pink, dwarf grower. 
Mrs. R. Nenner. Pleasing shade of deep lilac pink. 
Pigeon. Pale pink, anemone, very good. 
Vice-Pres. Audigier. Grand white variety shaded 
pink. 
Vanity. Lilac pink, semi-double, hairy. 
Shades of Yellow 
Emily Dorner. Orange yellow touched with crim- 
son, dwarf. 
Gloriosiim. Lemon yellow, the best early yellow. 
H. Cannell. Fine yellow, a large golden ball. 
H. E. Widencr. The finest yellow, is still the best. 
H. May. Large and deep, forming a massive sphere, 
reddish veins. 
Miss M. Vt'eiglitman. Feathery yellow. 
A fine late variety, old gold, re- 
Mr. H. Arnold. 
curving. 
Ramona. Recurved yellow, immense flowers. 
Sabina Mea. Good color and substance, Chinese 
section. 
Salem. Brownish yellow, fine .single variety. 
>V. H. Lincoln. Rich golden yellow, fine form and 
shapes. 
White and Light Shades 
American Twilight. Creamy white, greenish cen- 
ter, fine. 
Belle Pontevine. The earliest incurved wliite. 
Empress^ of Japan. A choice incurved white. 
International. Large flower, sometimes shaded 
yellow. 
L. Canning. Most highly prized among wliites. 
Mine. K. Le Roy. Pretty white petals curiously 
tasseled. 
Miss A. Manda. Hairy white, said to be superior 
to a A. Hardy. 
Miss_ A. McVicker. Creamy white, sometimes 
tinted pink. 
Miss Minnie Wannaniaker. Feathery white, 
rather late. 
Miss A. Hartshorn. One of the best whites fcr 
general cultivation. 
Mrs. Frank Thompson. An old stand-by for ex- 
hibition purposes. 
Mrs. Alpheus Hardy. Hairy white, one of the best. 
Mrs. W. S. Kimball. Large and double, paU- 
blush with yellow center. 
Mrs. E. D. Adams. Very large, long twisted petals. 
Mrs. T. F. Mercer. Blush white, good grower. 
Mrs. Lay. Incurving, cup shaped, with faintest 
blush tint. 
Pelican. A good late variety. 
Princess Teck. A pretty Chinese variety, ball 
shaped, suffused with pink. 
The Cathedral. Waxy white. 
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