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TOTTY’S 'MUMS, MADISON, NEW JERSEY 
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SINGLE CHR YSANTHEMUMS—STANDARD VARIETIES—Continued 
R. B. Burge. Purest possible while flower, with a 
bright yellow center. Like a beautiful Pond 
Lily. This variety enraptured all the growers 
who saw it. Certificated at New York, Boston, 
Philadelphia and Chicago with the highest 
number of points of any Single that has been 
submitted to the Society’s judges. Burge is a 
slow propagator, but we hope to be able to fill 
all orders early in the season. 
Sundown Radiance. Rich chestnut crimson, 
which occasionally fades to flame color. One of 
the most beauLiful and striking varieties that have 
ever been raised, and never fails to elicit attention 
in whatever collection it is placed; but a poor 
grower in early Spring. 
Snowflake. Purest white. A large, splendid 
flower that is most attractive. 
Stanley Ven. Lovely rose color; sprays are well 
divided, doing away with the necessity of any 
disbudding. Certificated at Philadelphia, Bos¬ 
ton and Chicago. 
Sylvia Slade. Rosy garnet, with broad, pure 
white ring around the disc; as true as a Cineraria 
flower. The habit and freedom of flowering is 
superb. 
The Allen Carter. One of the largest and best 
of the yellows. 
W. Buckingham. A grand, vigorous pink. 
Varieties for Pot Plants and Decorative Work 
THE CAP FAMILY 
Our introductions of 1912, which have 
met with wonderful success as pot 
plants. 
The following list is particularly adapted 
for pot plants, being dwarf and free. 
They can be planted out in the open 
ground in May if desired, and potted the 
1st of September, saving a lot of work 
and making beau tiful specimens. 
Many of the following varieties are 
grown by the thousand for the London 
market and we can confidently recom¬ 
mend them to anyone looking for good 
pot plants. 
Price: 15c. per plant, $1.50 per doz., 
$10.00 per 100. 
Butler’s Caprice. Sport of Caprice du Prin- 
temps. Deep pink. 
Caprice du Printemps. Deep, rosy pink. 
Crimson Quintus. Excellent decorative var¬ 
iety. 
Crimson Source d’Or. Crimson sport of 
Source d’Or. 
Ethel Thorp. Lavender pink. 
Florence Stanton. Incurving variety. Bronze. 
Kathleen Thompson. Crimson. 
Lilac Cap. Deep lilac. 
Lizzie Adcock. Deep yellow sport of Source 
d’Or. 
Mrs. Greening. Sport from Caprice du Prin¬ 
temps. 
Purple Cap. Purple. 
Rayonnante. Shrimp pink. 
Source d’Or. Bright orange, shaded gold. 
White Cap. White. 
Yellow Cap. Bright yellow. 
Yellow Triumphant. Clear yellow. 
BUTLER'S CAPRICE 
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