WHITE POMPONS 
WHITE DOVE—Introduced by us. A good hardy 
white. Grown as disbud or cluster, matures in September and 
early October. FwJly double. Disbudded. 2/i inches in 
diameter, as cluster 1 */£> inches in diameter. $5.00 per 100. 
UVALD—One of the earliest whites and very profitable 
to grow. 
IRENE—A true pompon almost a button variety but a 
little large. Very early and heavy producer. 
DIANA—One of the older standard midseason whites. 
MARIANA—This is rather large for a pompon, so it 
should be disbudded for the best flowers. 
WHITE DOTY—A good one for either disbudding or 
cluster. A sport of Lillian Doty. Midseason. 
CHICAGO PEARL—Good late variety for Thanksgiv¬ 
ing. Disbud or cluster. 
DAINTY MAID—Pearly white button most perfect 
baby pompon in form and fullness. Midseason. 
YULETIDE—Very late and popular white. 
YELLOW POMPONS 
GOLDEN GEM—Introduced by us. Early heavy pro¬ 
ducer. Rich yellow in color. Pompon type. 
WALDA—Dwarf early with slight traces of bronz. 
Hardy variety. 
NUGGETS—Early midseason yellow of the button type. 
Heavy producer. 
CORA PECK BUHL—Deepest in color of all yellow 
pompons. Early. 
CHRISTMAS GOLD-Late flowering deep yellow of 
the button type. 
BABY—A small midseason yellow button. 
GOLDEN WEDDING—Late rich yellow for Thanks¬ 
giving. Pompon type. 
