Rose and Chrysanthemum Specialists 
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General List of Standard Chrysanthemums 
10 cts. each, $1 per doz., except where noted. Our Selection, not labeled, 15 for $1 
Calumet. Large, bronze bloom of perfect 
form and easy culture. 
Charles Rager. Incurving, pure snow-white 
flower with a grand stem. 
Chieftain. Beautiful incurving pink flowers 
of perfect shape. Easy grower. Bud August 25. 
Chrysolora. The best yellow for early 
October. Fine incurved form with perfect stem 
and foliage. 4 ft. Bud August 15. 
Colonel Appleton. A large Japanese in¬ 
curved yeilow of fine finish and form. Midseason. 
Dr. Enguehard. Bright rose-pink, perfectly 
double. Stem and foliage perfect. 
Edwin Seidwitz. A late variety of beautiful 
incurving form, quite full, brilliant pink. 
Glenview. An enormous incurving globe of 
rich bronze and red. A magnificent exhibition 
bloom from late buds. 
Golden Glory. Bright golden yellow, slightly 
incurved. Early midseason. Strong stems with 
foliage up to the flower. 
Harvard. An attractive, dark crimson flower 
of reflexed form. Bud September 25. 
Lynwood Hall. Pure white, perfectly in¬ 
curved. One of the largest. 
Major Bonaffon. Grand, incurved yellow of 
large size, full to the center. Stem dwarf and 
erect. Bud September 10. 
Marigold. A monster, incurved yellow flower 
unsurpassed both in size and color. Must be 
secured on an early bud. 
Miss Helen Frick. An incurved, pure soft 
pink of a lovely shade and perfect form. 
Pacific Supreme. A pink of medium inten¬ 
sity. ft. Bud August 20. 
Richmond. Golden yellow; unsurpassed for 
ils long blooming season, fine incurved form and 
silky finish. Bud August 25. 
Roman Gold. From September buds, a 
Japanese incurved and darker yellow. From 
August bud, a large, reflexed, exhibition flower. 
Rose Perfection. A seedling from Chieftain, 
bright and constant in color. An easy grower. 
Bud September 10. 15 cts. each. 
Silver Sheen. Pure white, incurved form, 
maturing October 20. Bud August 30. 
Silver Wedding. Broad, reflexed petals of 
purest white, forming a bold, handsome flower. 
Smith’s Enchantress. Bright rose-pink. 
Very fine blooms. Select early September bud. 
Snow-White. A very fine, large, incurved 
white of good form, stem, and foliage. Early. 
Sunglow. One of the best early yellows. 
Large, incurved bloom. Matures October 20. 
Tiger. No yellow possesses so many points 
of excellence. A good bright color regardless of 
date of planting or when the bud is selected. 
Bud September 5. 
Thanksgiving Pink. A late, dark rose-pink 
of large size. Strong grower. 
White Frick, identical with Miss Helen 
Frick, except it is snow-white. 
Jackson Hardy Garden Chrysanthemums 
New Early-Flowering 
Much effort has been devoted by Chrysanthe¬ 
mum enthusiasts to the development of a free- 
blooming, early-flowering strain of hardy garden 
varieties suitable for outdoor decoration as well 
as cutting in the late summer and early autumn 
months. They are all surpassingly beautiful. 
Amelia. See page 31. 
Beautiful Lady. Anemone-flowered. Creamy 
cushion and bright pink ray florets. 
Daybreak. Stunning new variety with semi¬ 
double shell-pink flowers. 
Grenadier. Blazing red flowers with brilliant 
yellow centers. Showy. 
Jean Treadway. Double; soft pink, with 
contrasting deep rosy crimson center. 
Mrs. Lilian Birchard. Gorgeous big Pom¬ 
pon with solid flowers of rose-pink and golden 
yellow. 
October Girl. Semi-double; rose-pink, tinted 
lavender. Very early. 
R. Marion Hatton. Beautiful clear yellow 
flowers in great abundance. Wonderful for 
garden decoration and cutting. 
Ruth Hatton. White flowers centered with 
creamy yellow, in huge sprays and clusters. 
Early. 
Sunkist. Bright orange Pompon. Early. 
Thanksgiving Gem. Orange-bronze Baby 
Pompon; ends of petals notched. Graceful, up¬ 
right growth. 
Yellow Dot. A lemon-yellow Button, or 
Baby Pompon, three-quarters of an inch in 
diameter. 
Yellow Gem. Small, well-formed flowers of 
bright canary-yellow. Early. 
PRICE: 25 cts. each, $2.50 per doz. 
General List 
Captain Cook. True Pompon type. Very 
double, rose-pink flowers. 
Christmas Gold. Bright golden yellow Baby 
Pompon. Late. 
Clare. Very free flowering, producing huge 
clusters of pure white flowers. Baby Pompon. 
Claret. Small wine-colored Pompon. Early. 
Dainty Maid. Lovely white Baby Pompon, 
shading to pink at center. 
Diana. A very fine pure white Pompon of 
large size. Late. 
Ethel. Prolific, small-flowered or Baby 
Pompon of bright red. 
Golden Mensa. Huge sprays of large, single, 
golden yellow flowers. 
Legal Tender. Vivid red and gold. Late. 
Lillian Doty. Well-known, beautifully formed 
Pompon of creamy pink. 
Marguerite Clark. Small, Button Pompon; 
bright rosy pink. 
M rs. E. D. Godfrey. Large sprays of single 
pink flowers. Very desirable. 
Mrs. W. E. Buckingham. Single variety 
with soft rose-pink petals and golden center. 
Norma. Big, massive Anemone-type flowers 
with rose-pink rays and broad yellow cushion. 
Ruth Bergen Dort. Rich pure bronze. 
Stoplight. Striking Anemone with terra¬ 
cotta ray petals and bright yellow cushion. 
Sunshine. Large, double golden yellow flow¬ 
ers. Anemone type. 
Varsity. Golden yellow Button Pompon. 
Early. 
White Doty. Superb, double white Pompon 
with creamy center. 
PRICE: 10 cts. each, $1 per doz. 
