The Illustrated Guide for Amateur Gardeners. 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS— JAPANESE. 
HF" The following list includes the finest ol the varieties exhibited at the great London and other shows during the past 
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EXHIBITION CHRYSANTHEMUM. 
NEW AND SELECT VARIETIES. 
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ALGERNON DAVIS. A really grand yellow Japanese, of the riohest 
golden yellow, and of graceful drooping form ; a splendid doer. 
Award of Merit, Royal Horticultural Sooiety . . . . 0 
BESSIE GODFREY. Large beautiful flowers of superb form, colour 
a beautiful canary yellow deepening towards the centre, the 
outer petals shaded carmine . . . . . • . . 0 
BEATRICE MAY. Silvery white tinged with pink ; large flowers . . 0 
BEECHAM KEELING (new). A splendid exhibition flower of 
enormous size, colour amber shaded cinnamon red . . . . 0 
DUCHESS OF SUTHERLAND. Richest golden yellow, with extra 
long curly florets . . . . . . • • . . 0 
EDITH JAMIESON. Creamy white overlaid with rich pink ; very 
large flower with long drooping petals . . . . . . 0 
E. J. BROOK8. Purplish crimson with white reverse. A superb 
variety for exhibition . . . . . . . . . . 0 
EXQUISITE (new). Chestnut red with gold reverse, very long 
strap-shaped florets, an extra large deep flower . . . . 0 
FLORENCE PENFORD. Chrome yellow flushed with fawn ; old 
gold reverse . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 
F. S. V ALLIS. Pale yellow, immense flowers ; fine for exhibition . . 0 
FORMALITY (new). Lovely ivory white, with graceful reflexing 
florets. A grand variety of good habit . . . . . . 0 
GENERAL HATTON. Deep orange yellow, immense flower ; very 
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A very fine pale golden yellow, sport 
HELENA WILLIAMS (new). 
from Madame Oberthur . . 
HON. MRS. LOPES (new). A flower of immense size and great 
substance. Colour a rich golden yellow, fine 
3 . H. 8HSBURY. Bright light crimson with shiny yellow reverse, 
long drooping florets ; a very fine variety . . 
J. W. MOLYNEUX (new). Velvety crimson, large flowers with 
drooping pointed florets. Splendid for exhibition 
JOSEPH STONEY. Bright, deep rich crimson, long drooping florets, 
one of the best exhibition crimsons 
LADY TALBOT. Pale primrose with narrow florets. A deep and 
splendid flower . . 
MISS ANNIE NICOLL (new). A supberb pure white, sport from 
Walter Jinks. A fine show flower . . 
MRS. W. MEASE (The Sulphur Madame Carnot). A sport from the 
beautiful White Madame Carnot, of which it is the exaot counter- 
part in form ; colour, a delicate sulphur yellow ; grand exhibition 
variety 
MRS. A. T. MILLER (J.I.). An enormous Japanese inourved. 
The finest pure white yet seen, and a splendid acquisition 
for the exhibitor. Award of Merit. Royal Horticultural 
Sooiety 
MRS. NORMAN DAVIS. A pure white flower of the Madam* 
Carnot type, or immense size, and splendid form. The 
finest of its class yet raised, and one that will give every 
satisfaction 
MAGNIFICENT. A grand crimson, with golden reverse ; large 
and very distinct. A fine show flower . . . . • • 
MADAME G. RIVOL. Cloar yellow shaded old rose, very fine 
MADAME PAOLI RADAELLI. Magnificent variety, colour a 
delicate rosy white, the late flowers a charming rose colour ; 
one of the very best . . . . . . . . 
MADAME R. OBERTHUR. Pure white, immense flowers, with long 
drooping petals 
MARY FARNSWORTH (now). A magnificent Jap. of huge size 
and massive appearance. Colour a beautiful golden pink with 
buff reverse. A superb exhibition flower. A.M., R.H.S. 
MISS LILY EDWARDS (new). Pale primrose, long curly florets 
drooping gracefully. A well-finished flower of great size, very 
fine 
MRS. G. MXLEHAM. Beautiful rosy mauve pink ; one of the beat 
MRS. BARKLEY. Beautiful mauve pink, long broad floret* 
MRS. CHARLES PENFORD (new). An immense flower. Rich 
yellow shaded crimson bronze with extra long drooping floret*. 
A very fine variety 
| NORFOLK BLUSH. Beautiful blush pink. Large, handsome 
flowers 
NORMAN DAVIS. Rich chestnut overlaid with bright gold ; long 
reflexing florets, splendid habit, very fine . . 
POCKETT’S CRIMSON (new). Deep crimson refloxing florets, large 
flower, plant dwarf and of good habit 
PRESIDENT LOUBET. Flesh pink fading to a lighter shade. Very 
large flowers with immense long florets 
PURITY (new). A splendid large white with curly florets of great 
length of easy culture and good habit 
REGINALD VALLIS. Light rosy Amaranth, immense flower 
ROSE POCKET (new). Old gold shaded salmon. A large and finely 
formed flower 
SPLENDOUR (new). Immense flower with very long drooping 
petals, incurved at the tips. The colour is a beautiful crimson 
red with old gold reverse ; very fine 
SUPERB (new). Rosy crimson, a massive flower with broad 
droopi ng flor ets. Fine for Exhibition 
THOMAS 8TEVENSON. Deep golden yellow. An immense flower 
T UB DUCHESS. Chrome yellow, with long curling florets. A large 
and deep flower. . 
W. WATSON. Bright crimson shaded bronze, golden reverse 
W. BF.tm.B Violet Amaranth striped and shaded crimson, long 
narrow reflexing florets. Distinct and beautiful 
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Those priced at 6d. each, Customer’s Selection, 4s. 6d. per doz. ; 35s. per 100. 
Fine Selected Varieties, our Selection, 6*. per doz. ; 45s. per 100. 
From Mr. J. EDWARDS, Ruabon. 
June 15th. 
‘‘Many thanks for the last lot of Chrysanthemums which canr 
*6 usual give every satisfaction.” 
May 20th. 
safely to hand and “I am very pleased 
i flowered splendidly.” 
From Mr. E. ROBINS, Ilford, 
with the selection of Chrysanthemums you seat me, they 
