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TOTTY’S ’MUMS, MADISON, NEW JERSEY 
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Novelties in Single Chrysanthemums 
30c. per plant, $3.00 per doz., $20.00 per 100. 
Nothing can exceed the wonderful usefulness of this type of ’Mum. The Novelties 
in the present list are welcome additions and will be found in some cases to give colors not 
previously to be obtained in this type. They are sold by the millions in all the wholesale 
flower markets and in the Fall we receive hundreds of letters from delighted customers who 
are finding them entirely hardy and opening up possibilities in Fall gardens not hitherto 
dreamed of. 
BRIGHTNESS 
This variety certainly lives up to its name, for if 
is one of the brightest scarlet crimson ’Mums we 
have ever seen. Growth of the plant is very strong, 
and it has a splendid foot stalk. 
EXCELSIOR 
A gorgeous variety. When first opening almost a 
scarlet, which afterward changes to bronze and flame 
color. One of the very largest and most attractive 
singles ever introduced. 
ELSA 
Snow white, with a lovely golden-yellow center, 
making a lovely plant when grown in sprays. 
ELSIE NEWTON 
Purest white, somewhat star shaped; one single 
row of petals and a beautiful variety for table deco¬ 
ration. 
IVOR GRANT 
A splendid rose pink, single, with a white zone 
around the brilliant yellow center. A very valuable 
addition to the many wonderful pinks already in 
cultivation. 
IRENE 
Deep lavender, with bright white zone round 
center; carries three rows of petals. The first in 
its color to open with us this year, being ready to 
rut October 1st. 
LADY MOWBRAY 
Deep orange yellow; individual flowers are very 
large, carrying three rows of petals. On account of 
the marvelous color of this variety and its mag¬ 
nificent size, we feel justified in calling it the finest 
we have ever distributed. 
MRS. LOU THOMPSON 
Primrose-colored sport from Mensa. Must not 
be confused with Golden Mensa, which is consider¬ 
ably deeper in color. 
MARION SUTHERLAND 
Very large yellow; double rows of petals; bril¬ 
liant and very attractive. Either slightly disbudded 
or grown in long, graceful sprays, makes a very 
handsome flower. 
MRS. H. HOGBEN 
Orange bronze; charming color for table deco¬ 
rations and has every other desirable attribute. 
Medium height and growth; perfectly still - foot 
stalk, which shows the flower at its best. 
MARGARET SARGENT 
A dainty, sweetly pretty pink; good, stiff habit, 
making it splendidly adapted for bush plants. 
YVONNE 
A brilliant, bronzy amber, on the style of Dorothy 
Dann, but a shade lighter in color. 
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