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^€anne(f if ^on4 ' ^atafogue of 
GRAND NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS, 
PEODUC'INO Sl ItlrBI) and Stiuated Bloom.s witb deep Centual Coloueinqs. 
* 1 . To meet the numerous demands received from amateurs and liorticulturists, we beg to offer to our esteemed clients 
coLtant aTtenHn°n “Td hybridising, demanding the most careful and 
constant attention. These will cenamly revolutionise the Chrysanthemum world, for they have So resemblance to any 
anmtenrf ‘ f “Vh® *'i« s^aTEess of the striping do not fdl to draw the attention of all 
red vJlVw Wl ?t"‘l>«“sly confined themselves to one series of tints- 
rftb 1 ti*e Lovers of this flower are becoming weary of this monotonous uniformity, it is therefore 
uTivemlly popLa?"^ creation to our clients. These beautiful varieties are destined to become 
NOTIVELLE— Immense flowers, true Japanese form ; very long petals, 
opemug with the greatest faci ity ; chrome-yellow, striped and marked reddish crimson, centre brick-red colour i Always 
m boauty ; good lasting qualities. 30^. a,iyT«vjfo 
ROS^-^Very larp and fine, regular formation, petals intertwining one with the other, milky white 
petals with a mauve colouring along greater part of florets, and thus forming a centre of mauve. 80s, ^ 
.(•rir.^^^^ 1 ^’ ^^^^OTTE PATBOLIN— Dwarf ; flowers enormous, very double ; canary-yellow, dusted and 
S‘.£ t”!”-. 
1»“1> «»Prf t 
.. white, richly Striped and marked violet-carmine, the majority of flowers having 
a rose-coloured centre ; continues in full beauty for a long time ; one of tUe finest. 175. J 
MDME. G^TON MOBIN-Flowers enormous ; pure white, richly striped and spotted Violet, shaded carmine 
an enormous bright rose centre ; crown buds should be taken of this variety. 17s. * 
MDME. LA COLONEL GEBMEB-DUBAND-Flowers large and very double, pure white, striped and 
marked crimson- violet, occasionally coming with a rose-coloured centre ; a most beautiful variotv. 17s. 
rich (Japanese) -Very large and fine, brilliant yellow, heavily and distinctly marked 
WALTEB KLAPP— Hybrid, producing colossal flowers, clear chrome-yellow, lightly striped and occasionally 
lined enrasoD, centre shaded red ; a sensation at every exhibition. 305. o j l j 
NEW CHRYSANTHEMUMS FROM VARIOUS 
SOURCES, 
ALICE P. CABEY— A beautiful light shade of jiink ; excellent keeping ijualities. Terminal buds. 2s. 6d. 
ABLINE (Inc. Jap.)— Pure white ; dwarf ; splendid for single pot plants. 3s. 
„..,i . -^^TUMN GLOBY— a grand pink ; unsurpassed as an exhibition variety, nothing like it in colour ; deep 
reddish salmon on opening, and gradually changing to a soft shrimp-pink ; very beautiful. Terminal bud. 3s. 
BLACK HAWK— The largest and most beautiful dark crimson-scarlet yet raised ; late cuttings, either bud. 3s. 
BOUNDLESS SNOW-Colour white. Hushed pink, gradually becoming pure white ; very large. 2s. 6<7. 
CHEMPIVEC-Clear bright yellow, sport from Siher Cloud ; large. Crown or terminal buds. 2s. fid. 
H. W. LONGFELLOW-A finely rounded incurving white variety ; broad petals ; large. First crown. 3s. 
MEBBY CHBISTMAS— The best and latest of aU whites ; well formed. 3s. fid. 
UEBZA (Inc. Jap.) — Pure white flowora of the largest size. 3s. 
MBS. C. H. PEIBCE-Soft deep yellow ; leathery petals ; a'grand variety. Crown bud. 2s. fid. 
bud ^2^W beautiful incurved white of good substance ; extra fine for exhibition. Terminal 
size. ^Srmkiri^mi ^^°3s distinct in colour, best described as bruu d'or or golden brown ; of the largest 
SOLAB .aUEEN-Golden yellow, shading lighter ; valuable as an early yellow ; large. 3s. 
termEm/^d^^^^^^"*^*” *^*^'*^ iacurvod light yellow ; extra good keeper ; valuable as a late yellow. Crown or 
treatmS?* FELLOW Tinted bronze, maturing rich bright yellow ; large]graceful bloom with ( rdinary 
THOBNDEN— The most intense yellow we have yet seen, a bright yellow under all conditions. 3s. 
cann^b^ prSed^t^ hi?^°frfi^d^® "“^y ^ 
exta^^^^fi^^^^ Nankin-yellow ; flowers very full and compact ; probably the largest globular incurvid variety 
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