B. F BARR NURSERIES 
LANCASTER, FA 
CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
In late Fall when nearly all other flowers have ceased 
to bloom the hardy Chrysanthemums are still here to de¬ 
light with their great variety of form and color. 
Strong plants out of pots, ready for delivery after 
May 10. 
LARGE EARLY FLOWERING VARIETIES 
Gold Lode. Very early yellow; large, shaggy flowers. 
October Rose. Early, incurved, pink. 
Silver Sheen. White Japanese incurved of large size and 
perfect ball shape. 
20c each; 3 for 50c; $1.50 per doz. 
Irene—White Pompon Chrysanthemum. 
HARDY EARLY POMPON VARIETIES 
(Will bloom before frost) 
Albert Muller. Apricot suffused with pink. 
Buckingham. Old rose; single type. 
Early Bronze. Beautiful bronze button type. 
Irene. White; dwarf; button type. 
Jean Treadway. Pink with dark center. 
L’Argentuillais. Chestnut; decorative type. 
Mrs. Albert Phillips. Double; pink. 
New York. Orange and wall-flower color. 
Pink Buckingham. Glowing pink; single. 
PINK CUSHION. Rosy-pink, the new azalea flowered 
Chrysanthemum. 
Rodell. Dwarf; yellow; button type. 
20c each; 3 for 50c; $1.50 per doz. 
NEW KOREAN CHRYSANTHEMUMS 
Hardier—Easier to Grow—More Profuse Flowering 
Lovely pastel shades comparing with the Gerbera in 
daintiness and richness. Will bloom before frost. Excel 
in profuseness of bloom and ease of growth. 2-2 ^ ft. high. 
Apollo. Gold, bronze and red, suffused with glowing salm¬ 
on forming sparkling combination. Immense sprays of 
single flowers 2 inches across. 
Cavalier. Deep wine red; yellow center; single. 
Ceres. Lovely combination of old gold, chamois yellow 
and soft, coppery bronze, the mature petals appearing 
as if dusted with gold. Single. 
Strong plants, 25c ea.; $2.50 per doz. 
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