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NOVELTY INTRODUCTIONS FOR 1935 
WHITE VERMONT 
A blush white type of the ever popular Vermont; particularly valuable for the exhibition grower. 
“Vermont,” consistently year after year stands at the head of its class and we are sure that 
“White Vermont” will be a welcome addition and as such, should be valuable to the exhibitor. 
Height 5 ft. Price: $2.00 per plant, $20.00 per dozen 
ALBERT MULLER 
This is a very attractive Early Flowering Pompon. Color, 
apricot, suffused soft pink. The blooms measure 2 to 2J4 inches 
in diameter, grown on strong erect sprays of medium height. This 
variety begins to bloom end of Spetember outdoors and is equally 
good for indoor growing. 
DROPS OF GOLD (Jones) 
This Pompon is an exquisite little gem of pure gold with a 
bronzy red center. It is a replica of Bright Eyes only golden yellow 
in color growing in the garden as well as the greenhouse. It is a 
magnificent variety. Awarded medal of S. A. F. & O. II. at 
Pittsburgh Show, November, 1934. 
ELIZABETH 
A splendid clear yellow Single, in fact we consider it one of the 
best we will distribute. The flower is altogether larger and heavier 
than the type of such well known varieties as Piper, etc. 
DESERT SONG 
Gorgeous bronzy yellow Single, which made a wonderful name 
for itself in all the exhibitions this fall. The flowers are extra heavy 
in petalage and it gives beautiful effects either disbudded or 
grown naturally. 
CLEOPATRA 
Yellow tinted amber a flower of the largest size and particularly 
fine when grown in sprays. When disbudded forms beautiful, 
perfectly formed flower, a very fine strong grower and a beautiful 
Single. 
Price: 50c each, $5.00 per dozen, $35.00 per 100 
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