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John N. May’s Wholesale Trade List. 
Mrs. Perrin. A beautiful shade of rose pink, very attractive ; dwarf and early. 
Mrs. R. Crawford. White dwarf, Ivory form, but late ; valuable as a bench variety 
or lor pots. 
Mrs. W R. P. Raynor. White twisted petals ; reflexed, pretty. 
New York. Large incurved white, very full flower ; late ; dwarf. 
Pluto. Very large globular shape, clear red. A grand exhibition variety, as it will 
keep three weeks without damaging. 
Pink Ivory. A sport and identical with Ivory, except color, really a good thing. 
Rena Dula. Deep pink, very early ; dwarf and good. 
Rinaldo. Crimson and gold; a flue built flower for exhibition. 
Robert F. Hibson. Clear white, early, dwarf and a good all round variety. 
Sibyl Kaye. Clear flesh pink, very fine color, good habit and early. 
Sunclad. Large, clear yellow, early; good stem and foliage. 
Violet King. Dark shell pink, shading to violet; very attractive flower. 
Wm. Simpson. (96) Deep rose pink, large, early, rather weak stem. 
Yanoma. A flue late white, good stem and foliage ; a valuable addition. 
General Collection of Chrysanthemums. 
Carefully Selected as the Most Suitable for all Purposes. 
Price 60c. per doz.; $4.00 per 100, except where otherwise noted. 
Autumn Eve. Pure ivory white; dwarf. 
Achilles. Fine, bold flower, shaded pink, changing to white. 
A. H. Fewkes. Clear yellow, large and fine; mid season. 
Beau Ideal. Rose pink, shaded; very distinct. 
Bonnie Marjorie. Primrose yellow; very fine. 
Charlotte. White; mid season; very fine flower. 
Col. W. B. Smith. Extra fine; bronze. 
Chas. Davis. Pale yellow Viviand-Morel, good. 
Challenge. Yellow, fine bold flower; very late. 
Creole. Claret color; very distinct and fine. 
Crystallina. Snow white, medium size. Certificate at Chicago. 
Dean Hole. Massive flowers, white, shaded pink; perfection in all respects. Certifi¬ 
cate C. S. of A., Philadelphia. 
Dr. Covert. Large chrome yellow; extra late. 
Domination. Large white; still good. 
E. M. Bigelow. Best red to date in form and growth. Certificate at Chicago. 
Edith Smith. Early large white retlexed Japanese. 
Eda Prass. Shell pink, and A1 for all purposes. 
Eugene Dailledouze. One of the finest yellows out. 
Erminilda. Clear rose pink; extra good grower. 
Fascination. Soft lemon, deeper in center. A1 in every way. 
Flora Hill. Very late white; one of the best. 
Fred. Walz. Soft pink, very large and fine. 
F. L. Atkins. Mid season; large pearl white; good stem and foliage. 
Geo. W. Childs. Deep crimson; Al. 
Golden Gate. Soft bronze yellow; distinct type. 
Golden Wedding. Clear yellow, extra large and fine. 
Georglenne Bramliall. Lemon yellow, very large and fine. 
Gold Dust. An improvement in the yellow Ostrich Plume section. 
Helen Bloodgood. Very striking variety; large, true, clear pink. Certificate. 
H. L. Sunderbruch. Extra large clear yellow; sturdy grower. 
