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TOTTY’S ’M UMS, M A DISON, N EW JERSEY 
IMPROVED HARDY VARIETIES —Continued 
MARY 
Pearl white, flushed pink, coming into bloom about November 1st and can best be 
briefly described as an improved Grace. 
MRS. FRANCIS H. BERGEN 
Creamy white with center of rosy pink shading to lighter pink in the outer edges. 
As the flower ages it changes to a charming pale lavender. We consider this the most 
valuable of the many sorts introduced, for garden work; blooms October 25th. 
NIPPON 
This Pompon makes an ideal pot plant, being short-jointed and bushy in growth, 
forming a perfect plant with practically no pinching. Color flesh-white, with light yellow 
center. We strongly recommend this variety for either pot plants or bench culture, as 
well as being one of the best outdoor varieties we ever introduced. Season of flowering, 
first week in November. 
WESTERN BEAUTY 
A deep rose-pink, rather late for the shows, but one of the best Pompons ever intro¬ 
duced. 
WHITE DOTY 
A spoit of the popular variety, Lillian Doty, and a duplicate of the parent in every 
way, except color, which is pure milk white. This is a hardy plant that will grow outdoors 
just as well as in the greenhouse, and will give the grower wonderful results grown either 
way. Every stem on the plant carries a spray of eight or ten perfect flowers, and with its 
bnght, glossy, green foliage and stiff, erect growth, this charming variety fascinates every¬ 
one. J 
One plant each of all the above varieties for $1.50 
Hardy Pompons 
STANDARD VARIETIES 
Price: 10c. per plant, $1.00 per doz., $7.50 per 100. 
BABY. Everybody’s favorite. The smallest yel¬ 
low variety grown. 
BALTIMORE. Violet. Violet red; large single; 
quilled petals. 
BABY MARGARET. Said to be a pure white 
sport of Baby; a very beautiful thing. 
EXCELSIOR. Large flowers; bright, orange 
yellow; long stems. 
ELKTON. Light pink; full large flowers. 
GRACE. Blush white; occasionally tinged with 
rose. Dwarf, perfect habit. 
JULIA LAGRAVERE. Crimson maroon; for 
cut flowers. 
KLONDIKE. Brilliant yellow compact blooms 
of medium size 
KENNETH. Pure white; large flowers. 
LELIA. Splendid scarlet bronze in color; tall, 
handsome flower, quite large in size. 
MRS. FRANK WILCOX (Mrs. Frank Beu). 
Color, reddish-orange, splendid variety for Thanks¬ 
giving use. 
MYERS PERFECTION. Fine, pure white; 
tall grower. 
QUEEN OF THE WHITES. Fine, creamy white; 
best in its color. 
SUSQUEHANNA. Very fine yellow. 
SNOW QUEEN. Large, handsome variety, 
pai ticulady adapted for cutting; flowers purest pos¬ 
sible white, as its name signifies, but central boss is 
not quite so prominent as is usual in this type. 
