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TOTTY’S ’MUMS, MADISON, N. J. 
INTRODUCTIONS 
MOUNT KISCO 
Lovely incurving Japanese; creamy white in 
color. 
MADISON 
Creamy white, sometimes suffused or penciled 
with pink. 
YONKERS 
Yellow Japanese, nearest to Yellow Miller in 
color; strong, sturdy stem. 
OF 1913—Continued 
NAKOTA 
Very large, incurving Japanese buff. 
MARY E. MEYER 
Purest Paper White Japanese variety of medium 
size. 
URSULA GRISWOLD 
White sport from Etheringlon; long, narrow' petals; 
a splendid doer and grand exhibition variety. 20c. 
each, $2.00 per dozen. 
WELLS-POCKETT-TOTTY SET OF 1912 
Prices : 20c. eacli, $2.00 per dozen, $15.00 
ANNIE E. ANGUS 
A truly enormous flower; duplicate of the old 
Madam Carnot, though much stronger in growth. 
MRS. GILBERT DRABBLE 
On an early crown bud from August 10th, this 
variety produces a marvelous flower; petals are 
arranged in a whorl, rendering them most attractive. 
This variety is one of the hardest varieties to propa¬ 
gate in existence, consequently we must hold the 
stock at 30c. per plant, $3.00 per dozen, $20.00 per 
hundred. 
MRS. HARRY TURNER 
Splendid flower of deep crimson. The largest 
of any flower in its color at present on the market. 
Crown bud after August 25th. 
MRS. A. M. HENSHAW 
Beautiful, incurving white of the purest possible 
color; stem and foliage perfect. Early crown bud 
August 10th. 
per hundred, unless otherwise noted 
MRS. GEO. W. BURKE 
Good variety of deep, bronzy yellow; stem and 
foliage all that can be desired; comes good on any 
bud and is in perfect condition for the earlier shows. 
MRS. ROBERT D. FOOTE 
A flower of the largest size, every petal of which 
reflexes and shows to good advantage. Color is a 
magnificent mahogany crimson. Any bud after 
August 12th. Height 4 feet; stem and foliage 
good. 
MRS. PETER DUFF 
Most quickly described perhaps as an improved 
Mrs. J. Dunn. The color is old rose, shading to 
cerise; stem and foliage perfect. Height 5 feet. 
WM. KLEINHEINZ 
Chestnut red of the very largest size; large petals. 
Another year should put this variety up well in the 
list of winning reds, as the habit is all that can be 
desired. 
