0 TOTTY’S CHRYSANTHEMUMS, MADISON, NEW JERSEY 43 0 
HARDY POMPON CHRYSANTHEMUMS, STANDARD VARIETIES—Con/inuctf 
MRS. FRANK WILCOX 
{Mrs. Frank Ben) 
Odor, rccklisli-orauK*-'* spicnclid varirly for 
riuinks^lvin^ use. 
MYERS’ PERFECTION 
Fine, pure ufiiie; tall grower; well-known variety. 
NIZA 
Delicate pink in cokir; the earliest of this color 
l(^ mature; dwarf, beautiful grower. 
QUEEN OF THE WHITES 
I-'ine, creamv while; best in its color. 
QUINOLA 
Deep yellow, one of ilie favorite varieties in its 
a il< »r. 
ROSE TREVENNA 
Rose c(d<jred Pi^mpon; mucli deeper in color than 
the usual pink sorts. 
SUSQUEHANNA 
\'ery (me yellow, llowers gracefully irregular in 
outline. 
WM. WESTLAKE 
Golden yellow. An old variety that is still de¬ 
servedly (jopular. 
WACO 
A very fine wliite variety with splendid stem and 
foliage; a well known sort. 
YELLOW GEM 
I arge, ftill (h>wers; pure yellow. 
ZENOBIA 
Pure yellow. Comes into (lower first of all. 
T OTTY S mums liave been the Leaders of 
the Exhibitions for the past seventeen years 
and never showed up more prominently than 
this 3 *ear. We made a clean sweep all throuejh 
the shows this Fall, in all the commercial classes, 
in Morristown. N. J.. New York City and Wash¬ 
ington, D. C.. winning forty first prizes, as well 
as two silver cups, one gold and two silver medals. 
1 his is not written in a spirit of boastfulness 
but to tell our customers if the^^ want “quality/* 
we have this year, as always, the best in the 
world. 
