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W. R. Gray, Oakton, Fairfax County, Virginia 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS. NINE LATEST 
INTRODUCTIONS, continued 
Yellow Eaton. Bright yellow; stem strong 
enough to hold up the monster blooms. 
IS cts. 
Dr. Enguehard. Awarded highest honors. 
True pink, without purple. Stem and 
foliage perfect; perfectly double. Mid- 
season. inches. ,15 cts. 
■Mrs. W. B. Chamberlain. Pink; valuable 
for cutting. 15 cts. 
Brutus. Orange and red; half-globular. 
15 cts. 
Clementine Touset (The "Early Chad- 
wick.”) Largest white for its date — 
October 12. Lasting; splendid stem and 
foliage. IS cts. 
Gen. Hutton. 4^ feet high; midseason. 
Yellow and orange. 15 cts. 
Wm. Duckham. Deep, dark, clear pink. 
Flower 9 inches in diameter; long, stiff 
stems with good foliage. November. 
IS cts. 
One each of these 9 giant kinds, $1.20 
Dear Sir: The flowers I ordered from you for 
myself and friends in the past week were received in 
good condition, and all were delighted with the nice 
large o'ants. — Mrs. G. C. G . Smith's Grove, Ky. 
Varieties of Special Merit 
10 cts. each 
Timothy Eaton. Pure white. A great 
prize-winner; 
Mrs. Coombes. Enormous reflexed flower, 
broad petals; light rose. 
Marie LIger. Extra-large, globular, Japa- 
nese; broad petals; pearl -pink, deepening 
to rosy lavender. 
Golden Wedding. Great globular flowers; 
bold, majestic. 
Lavender Queen. Immense, solid, 
full, compact; outer petals re- 
flexed, center petals erect. Sil- 
very lavender-pink. 
Major BonaSon. Clear yellow, 
full in center, 8 inches diameter; 
nearly as deep. 
Nellie Pockett. Great beauty; 
elegant white form, incurving 
and reflexing; narrow petals. 
Alice Byron. Purest white; clear, 
smooth florets. Fine exhibition. 
F. J. Taggart. Perfectly double; 
light yellow. Flowers 8 inches in 
diameter. Fine e x h i bi t i o n 
variety. 
Mlnlstre Olanesco (Bruant). 
Very large, rosy -violet, heavily 
plumed; French. 
One each of above ten splendid 
kinds, 80c. 
Culllngfordll. Reflexed; brilliant 
crimson, shaded scarlet. 
Mrs. Weeks. Incurving petals; 
purest white. 
Robert Halllday. Large yellow 
Japanese; perfect stem and foli- 
age; dwarf. 
Glory of the Pacific. Magnificent 
size and depth; broad petals, 
showing clear pink. 
Ivory. Pure while; globular. 
Mrs. O. P. Bassett. Fine canary- 
yellow; .soft texture. Large, flat, 
incurved, broad petals; outer 
petals drooping .slightly. 
Pullman. Large; incurved; yellow. 
Minerva. Large yellow. 
Murdock. Deep pink. 
Pink-Ivory. Pink sport from 
Ivory. 
Mrs. H. Robinson. Best white; 
October 15 to November i. 
Polly Rose. Pure white; fine for pots. 
Col. D. Appleton. Golden yellow, 4 ft. 
Price of the preceding 13 varieties. 8c. each 
Pompon Varieties, Perfectly 
Hardy. 5 cents each 
Tisre. Medium size; pink. 
Lebanah. Pink. 
Prince of Wales. Pure white; fine. 
Bertha. Large, white open center. 
Boston. Golden bronze. 
King Henry. Straw-white. 
Fair Haven. Pearl-pink. 
Oban. Silvery pink. 
Success. Silver-rose 
MatUda. White. 
Chrysanthemums 
