25c EACH $2.50 DOZ. $15.00 PER 100 
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Hebe. Charming soft luminous pink, shaded lavender 
with age. 
King Midas. Fully double, in season from late Sep¬ 
tember onwards, the 4 inch flowers are soft yellow 
in color with light bronze shadings. 35 cents. 
Indian Summer. Luminous double orange, 3 inch 
flowers, in season Oct. 15-30, a grand variety. 
Orange Wonder. A lovely single deep coppery or¬ 
ange, free and vigorous. 35 cents. 
Nancy Copeland. Pleasing single spectrum red. 35 
cents. 
Pink Lustre. Carries 3% inch single orchid pink 
flowers in mid-October. 35 cents. 
Pink Spoon. (New 1938.) Dainty shell pink flowers. 
Petals are tubular most of their length flattening 
out near tips so that each petal suggests a spoon. 
75 cents. 
Psyche. Dainty single shell pink flowers on wiry stems 
in late September. 
Silver Tips. (New 1938.) Double bright carmine with 
tips and reverse of petals silvery white. 75 cents. 
Sequoia. (New 1938.) Good sized double flowers mel¬ 
low amber in color, very fine variety. 75 cents. 
Sultan. Single rosy orange salmon, dwarf habit and 
profuse bloomer. 35 cents. 
Sappho. A compact, dwarf single yellow, in season 
during late September. 
Thalia. Flowers earlier than any other Koreanum 
hybrid, in good flower Sept. 15-20 in the average 
season, duplex flowers are of a charming orange 
shade. 
The Moor. Double port wine red, 3 inch flowers in 
early October. 35 cents. 
Vesta. Single deep golden orange, medium height 
and in season September 20'-30. 
THE IRIDESCENT GROUP 
The following varieties are the results achieved by 
crossing the Chrysanthemum with Pyrethrum hy- 
bridum, the following are dominantly Chrysanthe¬ 
mums. The slight infusion of Pyrethrum has added 
a soft glow that is entirely new and fascinating. 
Caliph. Of splendid habit this stands out conspicuous, 
on account of its rich ox-blood red color with a vel¬ 
vety sheen. Height 214 feet, in full bloom Octo¬ 
ber 10. 
Mandarin. Here coral, salmon, copper and bronzy gold 
blend to a delightful combination. Perfectly formed 
double flowers averaging 214 inches across. Of 
compact habit, height 2 feet. At its best October 10. 
Symphony. Mauve rose, overcast with soft coppery 
rose best describes this delightful new variety. 
Large double flowers 3 inches across. Lusty attrac¬ 
tive foliage, height 214-3 feet. In season about 
October 10. 
Saladin. (Hybrid Koreanum Chrysanthemum.) A 
startling addition to the list of singles, flowers are 
3 inches across, color oriental red shading to coral 
red with coppery tones. Height 214 feet. In full 
flower about October 10. 
The above four varieties 75 cents each, set of four 
$2.50, $7.50 per doz. 
