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Catalogue of Chrysanthemums. 
INCURVED VARIETIES. 
ill. oach, or 3s. per doz. Cuttings, Half pi-ioe. 
AMBER BEAUTY — Orange amber. 
BONNIE DUNDEE— Bronze. 
BUTTERCUP— Rich yellow. 
CECIL CUTTS— Golden yellow. 
CHAS. BLICK— White and violet. 
CHAS. CURTIS— Deep yellow. 
C. J. ELLIS — ^Brownish rerl. 
CLARA WELLS— Rich cream. 
CONNIE JAMIESON— Pink. 
DAISY SOUTHAM— Bronze. 
DUCHESS OF FIFE— White. 
EMBLEME POITEVINE— Yellow. 
FRANK HAMMOND— Rosy bronze. 
FRANK TRESTIAN— But! amber. 
GEO. LOCK — Chestnut crimson. 
G. F. EVANS — Chrome yellow. 
GODFREY’S ECLIPSE— Canary yeUow. 
GOLDEN MME. FERLAT — Golden yellow. 
GOLDEN CITY— 
HANWELL GLORY — Bronze and amber. 
HENRY ELLIS— Bronze. 
H. HEARN— Red. 
J. G. SHRIMPTON— Golden yellow. 
JIMMIE HARRISON— Pink. 
JOHN WAINWRIGHT— Reddish bronze. 
LADY DONALD— Deep pink. 
LADY ISABEL— Lavender blush. 
LE PEYROU— Yellow. 
LOUISA GILES— Rich yellow. 
MME. FERLAT — Pure white. 
MISS ANNIE HILLS— Blush. 
MISS A. ROOSEVELT— White. 
MR. HERBERT BENNETT— Chestnut bronze. 
MRS. DIXON— Yellow. 
MRS. F. JUDSON— Pure white. 
MRS. G. DENVER- SUvery i>ink. 
MRS. GEO. LAMB— Bronze. 
MRS. G. RUNDLE— White. 
MRS. H. J. JONES— White. 
MRS. J. HYGATE— White. 
NELLIE SOUTHAM— Rosy purple. 
ROMANCE— Golden yellow. 
SNOWDRIFT — Snow white. 
T. H. HAMBLEDON— Deep pink. 
TRIOMPHE DE MONTBRUN— Buff. 
W. BIDDLE — Deep lemon and red. 
W. D. PARKINS— Lilac. 
W. G. SMITH— Bronze. 
W. WAINWRIGHT— Pearly white. 
EARLY FLOWERING, GENERAL COLLECTION. 
each, or 3.9. 6rf. per doz. Cuttings Half-price, except where priced, 
ADA — Salmon pink with gold tips ; Sopt. ; 3 ft. 
ADONIS—White, something like MyicheU White ; Sept. ; 1 ft. 
AGNES — Salmon bronze ; bears a mass of flowers from mid-Sept. onwards ; ft. 
ALBERT CHAUSSON — Orange red, tipped yellow ; Sept . ; 4 ft. 
ALFRED FLEUROT — Rosy Ulac ; Sept; 2J ft. 
AUGUSTE — Pure white, medium size flower, stiff habit ; Sept. ; 2 ft. 
BIJOU ROSE — Rose, similar in size and shape to Moi/fjie Boyes ; border variety ; ft. 
BLUSH BEAUTY — Blush ; wonderfully free, a beauty for disbudding or in sprays; Sept. ; 
BOLIDE — Crimson red, with gold reverse ; best disbudded ; Oct. ; 3 ft. 
BOUQUET ROSE — Rose, with gold centre ; a charmingly pretty flower and wonderfully 
end of Sopt. ; 2} ft. b i j j 
CACTUS — -Fiery terra-cotta ; shape of a small cactus, very free and effective ; Sopt.; 21ft. 
CALEDONIA — Ivory white, a solid flower, somewhat similar, but far superior to, Pariaiana ; 
the habit is altogether better, and it begins to flower end of August ; 2 ft. 
CARMELITE — -Deepest golden yellow, stiff habit and very free ; good for any nurnose ; 
early Sc[)t. ; 2 ft. 
CARMEN — Coppery red ; very free ; end of Sept. ; 2 ft. 6d. 
CARRIE — Deep yellow ; a beauty ; Sept. ; 2 ft. 
CHAMP DE NEIGE— MTiite ; Sei)t. ; II ft. (id. 
CHAMP D’OR — Deep canary yellow ; a beautiful dwarf, bushy habit ; Sept. : 2 ft. 
CHATILLON — Salmon on gold ground ; good for disbudding ; early buds should be avoided 
as the colour would be ochre yellow ; 3 ft. (id. 
CHS. JOLLY — Rose pink ; Sept. ; 3 ft. 
CLARA — Deep canary yellow ; wonderfully free ; Soi)t. ; 21 ft. 
CLARET — Colour of claret ; very free ; Sept. ; 2 ft. 
COMTESSE FOUCHER DE CARIEL — Orange bronze ; Sept. ; 2 ft. 
CRANFORD WHITE — White, shaded blush ; good disbudded ; Sept. ; 2 ft. 
CREPUSCLE — Deep pur[)le red ; Oct. ; 31 ft. 
CRIMSON MARIE MASSE — Bronze; sport from Mdm. M. Masse.. 
DEVONSHIRE CREAM— Cream colour ; very free ; Sept. ; 2 ft. 
DIANA — Deep bronzy orange, shaded gold ; a splendid variety ; Sept. : 21 ft. 
DIANE — Pure white ; wonderfully free ; the flowers are similar to Mykhdi White, but the 
growth like White Quintus ; early in Oct. ; 3 ft.j 
21 ft. 
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